Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 has stood head-to-head with its relative electronic soccer game counterpart, FIFA 16, as both titles promise only the most admirable and enjoyable sports gaming experience possible. However, some shortcomings from the part of PES 2016 may have led to some consolations that will do the fans some justice.
According to Eurogamer, Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 is known as the possible ultimate rival of FIFA 16 which has been recognized by so many fanatics of the sport from the very beginning. In the virtual field, both titles have something great to offer, but at some point, Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 looks to strengthen whatever the franchise has as of the moment.
As reported by PlayStation Lifestyle, Konami announced that the entirety of the 2016 UEFA European Championship is to be made free for the Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 patrons. This is considerably the company's way of giving back to the fans that have continued to show their patronage to PES 2016. This is not only for the better of the title but also to suffice for the issues that transpired around the missing content in data packs.
Delivered by Vg247, Konami's Erik Bladinieres, the Global Director of the Football Division, was quoted, "It has been a difficult few months for the fans in how we have been delivering content in our recent Data Packs, with some items missing that our consumers expected. The PES Production team appreciate their fans' support and want to reward their support and bring back confidence in the Data Pack releases. With this announcement, we hope we can regain their trust."
Some of the attributes that the pack will offer includes the Maracana Stadium, additional player faces, more national team kits, club teams and the player roster that was previously confirmed last October 19th. The upcoming UEFA EURO 2016 pack is to be made available free of charge to the owners of Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 within the early parts of December.
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