Even though the FIFA games are awesome, it’s hardly difficult to deny that the unfortunate monopoly on licenses that EA Sports has with FIFA and its subsidiaries, as well as with regional leagues, might be killing other alternatives from springing up in the genre. Therefore, it’s probably a good thing that Konami has managed to secure the license for Argentinian League Football for its Pro Evolution Soccer games.

The license now allows Konami to put 20 Primera División teams and their players in the game, including Arsenal and Lanús. This license is the latest license Konami has secured in a growing list of licenses for its soccer game franchise.

Pro Evolution Soccer 14 is Konami’s upcoming entry in the long running soccer sim franchise. After a generation of trailing FIFA, it looks competitive this year, thanks to Konami using its new FOX Engine to power the new game. PES 14 hits stores later this year, so stay tuned to GamingBolt for further coverage of the game.

PES 14 will finally be great this year as creative producer Kei Masuda has said why the game be better than FIFA 14.

“Our ultimate goal is to let you win with the team you love. If we can make a giant-killing possible, it’s a huge difference to FIFA,” he told OPM.

“Our biggest struggles were with online play. As we moved to PS3, EA changed its engine, but ours was based on the PS2 game. We only brushed up on animation and some of the AI features.”

FIFA 14 has already been announced we know a bunch of new features that game is bringing. PES 14 also runs on a new engine called the Fox Engine, and it’s supposed to be a next gen engine, so will this be the year when they finally bounce back and restore the brand? It’s hard to say because they said the same thing last year.

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