With the Italian cool of Alessandro Del Piero, the French elegance of Thierry Henry and the samba brilliance of Ronaldinho, it’s a strong cover and would win most years.īut after two lacklustre showings, Pro Evo finally pulled its finger out. Once again, we have a trio of superstars, this time bursting forward Avengers Assemble style. He alone makes this another easy win for FIFA. He’s an instantly recognisable, truly iconic figure. However, coupled with his dreadlocks, the main impact of the glasses was to make him one of the coolest footballers of all time ( and definitely the coolest Barnet manager of all time). There was a serious reason that this supremely talented player wore sunglasses on the pitch, he suffered from glaucoma and the glasses were there to protect his eyes from particulates.
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There’s Brazilian free kick wizard Roberto Carlos, a very confused-looking Ryan Giggs and, stealing the show, Dutch midfield maestro Edgar Davids. It’s simple, stark, slightly totalitarian and a bit dull, but clearly inspired Leeds United’s PR team.įIFA, on the other hand, introduced the trio format that would reign for years – and what a trio this is. More generic stuff from Konami, with the unknown player now proudly showing his allegiance to, er, Konami. The chosen pose is slightly baffling what better way to capture his grace and dynamism than to have him randomly pointing off camera at some unseen point of interest? It’s also fascinating that EA Sports originally felt the need to put “football” into the title, presumably to help unwary shoppers who thought it might be a pointing simulator. I could easily imagine this guy as a Dr Who villain – there’s a bit of a Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons thing going on around him, too.įIFA, meanwhile, went for a nice, clear image of Thierry Henry, who at the time was doing wonderful things for Arsenal. And to celebrate, the cover went weirdly generic and shadowy a dark figure chasing a light ball while waves swirl around him.
Pes 2022 cover series#
2001Īh, 2001, the year of the very first Pro Evo (well kind of it was more a rebranding of the excellent ISS Pro series than any sort of revolution). Join me as we look back at the storied history of UK FIFA and Pro Evo covers, starting way back in 2001. Whether they went on to great things or crashed and burned, these covers stand as a lasting monument to their heyday. Looking back at them is akin to flicking through a catalogue of football icons figures chosen for their celebrity and status, and of course their ability to catch the eye of potential buyers. Having tried it out with the development team, they saw a positive reaction and have decided to make the switch official for the next instalment.Like all great photographs, the covers of the FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) video games capture a moment in time. Is Konami done recruiting teams? Are there more exclusive rights deals coming to PES 2022 ? All we know about the next game so far is the Konami has made the switch from the Fox Engine to Unreal. By rounding up some of the biggest exclusive licenses in the league, they’re hoping to take a big share of the market away from FIFA.
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Overall this seems like Konami is attempting to crack a specific market with PES 2022, the Italian football fan/gamer. It also has a knock-on effect on FUT too, as the cards will display the fake team badge, which takes the shine off any card, as seen with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and the Piemonte Calcio badge FUT card has emblazoned on it. This is a blow to FIFA 22 as Atalanta players and their likeness may feature in the game, but it will likely be for Bergamo Blues or whatever fake name EA come up with.
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