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PES 2010 Demo Lands Next Week
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Konami ready to bring the fight against FIFA 10.
Published: 15:00, 16/09/2009 by Staff.
17Konami have just let us know that they’re releasing a playable demo of their eagerly-awaited PES 2010 on September 17th. The free download will be available to PS3, Xbox 360 and PC users, and showcases the full game’s Exhibition mode. Users can select from Liverpool, or Barcelona, or the Spanish, Italian, French and German national sides. The selected sides can then be played against the CPU or a friend in a five-minute match.
PES 2010 is released for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC-DVD on October 23rd.
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