‘Pro Evolution Soccer 2016’ Angers Xbox One Owners; PlayStation Get Free-To-Play Version
"Pro Evolution Soccer 2016" disappoints and angers a few Xbox One owners, according to ClapWay.
The game is a soccer sports game which is a competitor of the "FIFA" game franchise. The game is published by Konami and was launched on Sept. 15, 2015. It can be played on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC. It also garnered praise from different game websites.
However, "Pro Evolution Soccer 2016" has angereed and disappointed some Xbox One owners since they will have to purchase the game to try it out. The only advantage they have for this deal is they can use all of the modes for the game and all of the team rosters the game could offer. The PlayStation consoles have a different deal, according to sources.
PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 will have a free-to-play edition of the game on Dec. 8. Konami describes the edition as an "entry level." Exhibition Mode is included in this edition which you can choose from seven teams, and a full training section. A player can also get unlimited access to the "PES 2016's" MyClub feature, according to IGN.
MyClub is "Pro Evolution Soccer 2016's" method of making a player create his or her team. Players will be able to win points to recruit new players for his or her team and also they can use "MyClub coins." Some game sites speculate this will be a part of the microtransactions system, according to Wired.co.uk.
"Pro Evolution Soccer 2016" will also get a patch for the offline rosters which will be updated. The patch will be launched on Dec. 3, according to Polygon. The patch will contain Data Pack 2 which will finally incorporate all the transfers that happened in August which was two weeks before the game's launching. This patch will finally fix the issues the game had during its launching.
