THE important eFootball 2022 update promised by Konami is landing this week, with a full PES release date now confirmed. UPDATE: Konami has confirmed more on their plans to launch future eFootball ...

The game – eventually – will target consoles, PC, and mobile, but at launch the developer and publisher admits what’s on offer will basically be a demo. That shouldn’t put you off, though; Konami ...

Konami's eFootball, formerly known as PES 2022, is out now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X for free. The new game, now running on Unreal Engine, includes cross-play support across all ...

FIFA 22 gets some healthy competition this year, as Pro Evolution Soccer rebrands as a free-to-play download called eFootball 2022. After years of playing second fiddle to FIFA, Pro Evolution Soccer ...

eFootball, the successor to Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer, was released on Thursday - and its bugs and graphics issues mean it was far from being a hit among gamers. The launch of eFootball, Konami’s ...

Konami's eFootball game is out now on consoles and PC, but the eFootball mobile release date is still looming a fair distance away in the future. You probably already know that eFootball is Konami's ...

Football gaming is perhaps the most stagnant of all sports genres. FIFA’s pay-to-win, arcade hegemony lords it over PES’ clunky menus, but realistic gameplay. Rinse, reskin, and repeat. But this year ...

Gaming fans had high hopes for the latest offering from Konami Digital Entertainment after seeing the company take a year out of a power battle with FIFA to transform PES, but its rebrand has flopped ...

Every year soccer fans have only one question:FIFAorPES? Which game’s the best? In 2021, this question is just slightly different, as Konami thought it’s a good idea to change the franchise’s name – a ...

Mobile game eFootball PES 2021 relaunches as eFootball 2022 on 2nd June, Konami has announced. The heavily-delayed mobile version of the embattled eFootball 2022 arrives eight months after eFootball ...

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the series change its name, though: back in the day, Konami called its football franchise Winning Eleven. Then it became Pro Evolution Soccer. Now it’s eFootball.