eFootball PES 2020 Features Fully Licensed Manchester United

[Steve_OS]

Konami has announced their brand new partnership with Manchester United, bringing them fully licensed into eFootball...

Written By: Steve Noah

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[ShaiLeGran]

But they lose the Liverpool license. Only 2 licensed teams in the PL. More is not possible because of our friends in Vancouver. Still looking forward to playing the demo. Rumours are out Juventus and Bayern will be licensed since they no longer are bonden to EA. Fingers crossed!

[Sparkles]

Ugh. If only pes had more licenses to do a career mode with

[Honome]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sparkles

Ugh. If only pes had more licenses to do a career mode with

To be honest with a good option file the kits for all the teams are much more realistic than the official ones in Fifa, there's also the option to have 3 or 4 kits for each team. Unfortunately if you are on xbox this is not possible, only ps4 and pc.

[Sparkles]

Yea I’m on Xbox sadly. If they had that on Xbox I’d be all in. Don’t know why they exclude it

[Honome]

I think that the problem is that xbox don't allow users to import custom images from usb and that is the way the kits and other editions are made in PES, i hope for next generation this issue is solved so xbox users can use good option files as well.

[KennyJ1976]

Quote: Originally Posted by Honome

I think that the problem is that xbox don't allow users to import custom images from usb and that is the way the kits and other editions are made in PES, i hope for next generation this issue is solved so xbox users can use good option files as well.

By next generation, KONAMI should have in game roster and image sharing like most AAA sports games already have. Why they're still using this archaic option file image sharing is beyond me.

[rick diesel]

Quote: Originally Posted by KennyJ1976

By next generation, KONAMI should have in game roster and image sharing like most AAA sports games already have. Why they're still using this archaic option file image sharing is beyond me.

Sharing directly through the game/Konami's servers probably wont happen for legal reasons. Obviously people would upload all the unlicensed emblems and kits Konami doesn't have the right too, and their competitors (EA) who do pay for those licenses would be highly likely to take legal action against them for hosting it. By using option files, Konami technically isn't hosting the unlicensed materials, its only stored on an individual's local PS4/PC and was created and shared peer-to-peer outside of Konami's domain, a legal loophole of sorts. While there are games like NBA 2K and MLB The Show where it is possible to share copyrighted, unlicensed logos and apply them to a team via the game's servers, it is kinda technically slightly illegal, but those games have virtually no threat of being sued by competitors (or the copyright holders themselves).