Konami has released a new PES 2015 trailer, teasing the upcoming title while revealing that it has a big PES-themed announcement to make next week.
Having released the first PES 2015 screenshots earlier this week, Konami is ramping up the hype surround the latest instalment to its annual football sim.
The first PES 2015 trailer (viewable below) shows some next-gen gameplay between Bayern Munich and Juventus.
As well as offering some on-pitch action, the trailer has teased that “new features [will be] revealed 3 July.”
That leaves just a week to find out exactly how Konami plans to topple the might of EA in time for the 2014/15 football season.
We played with PES 2015 out at E3 2014 earlier this month and although impressed with the game’s new ‘jinking fun’ control – an addition which allowed us to getter control the ball and skip past defenders – we felt Konami still has some way to go to match the much improved FIFA 15.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for all the latest on PES 2015.
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