- 15 July 2003
I played MLS Extra Time today. Feels like ISS Pro Evo 2 remastered for the PS2. Great game.
'Tis that. It's on my retro calendar for 2021 to complete all the scenarios - just wish it worked on my PS3! It doesn't like emulation.
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I played MLS Extra Time today. Feels like ISS Pro Evo 2 remastered for the PS2. Great game.
@sampaauf thanks he is becoming a Southend legend in my ML career. I will change it once he is sold though![]()


but I am sure that there will be some pre season. I was desperately after a striker and a defender. A striker because Rush is out for a bit and Akinola has not been scoring. I was trying to buy CF Roman Yaremchuk but all my offers were rejected. So I turned my attention to CB Marc Guehi who plays for Swansea on loan from Chelsea in real life, and I managed to get him for 4000 points on 400 salary on a 3 year contract. He has jumped straight into the team. So hopefully we won't be conceding so many goals.Hello @zimbo1979 it is good to hear that you think PES 2008 is great on the PS2. To answer your question, don't no why no one play this? It's because basically the PC version and PS3 version were rubbish and this has deeply ingrained people's thoughts on the game. Along with that, there have been so many patches for PES 5 and 6 etc... which keep those games ticking over nicely. If only some would give the PS2 version of PES 2008 a chance and they will see that this game is magical. The best bits of PES 5 and 6 combined. If the PC version was the same as the PS2 version then without a doubt it would be far more popular because then it would have all the bells and whistles that 5 and 6 have
Sorry but I cannot give you tips on shooting as I don't play PES 6.
Onto my ML....
The January transfer window came and thankfully there were no offers for Sargentbut I am sure that there will be some pre season. I was desperately after a striker and a defender. A striker because Rush is out for a bit and Akinola has not been scoring. I was trying to buy CF Roman Yaremchuk but all my offers were rejected. So I turned my attention to CB Marc Guehi who plays for Swansea on loan from Chelsea in real life, and I managed to get him for 4000 points on 400 salary on a 3 year contract. He has jumped straight into the team. So hopefully we won't be conceding so many goals.
So onto the second half of the season and it's Match Day 16 v relegation strugglers Leeds.
Bottom of the table looks like this:-
12. Southend 15
13. Southampton 13
14. Everton 13
15. Leeds 9
16. Norwich 6
A win would see us pull 9 points clear.
How about Southend IRL...

I love the gameplay of PES2008 on PS2. One problem I have though is the handicaps that seem to exist.
Maybe you guys can tell me if this is true or not, but in some PES games it seems they often make the AI easier to beat if it’s a really strong team. Here’s an example. I played an international tournament with Japan recently on 2008. Really struggled in every game against other poor teams. Then I played France late on, who are obviously far stronger, and beat them with ease. In fact I quit because it was about 5-0 at half time. Every shot went in, I was quicker than them all over.
I think this is probably the case with most PES games but this one seemed especially obvious.
Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.
Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.
Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.

Always 10 minutes. On every PES.Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.
I agree with this so much. I am 4-0 up already in the first leg sometimes and then, second leg I just don't feel like playing since it's pretty much pointless. So I just put the controller to the side, and watch the AI move and play until I get the ball again, or they score . Then I will start playing again and if I lose the ball then that repeats. This is really risky since I could probably lose games like this but considering I am comfortably ahead on aggregate im not that scared2 - There’s usually some pointless games in the season. Like group stage matches when you’ve already qualified or second legs where you’re comfortably ahead. (Which is another thing, I wish domestic cups were only one game!)

I'm trying to dive into some older games, like Winning Eleven 1or 2, but I was wondering, are there any patches for it and if so, how would you get them to work considering you'd have to run the game through an emulator
Usually 15 minutes for me. On Amador I played 20 and even some 30 minute games. Also depends on your OF as to what sort of speed stats the player's are set at and if you have speeder set higher or lower than 1 too. I once experimented with having speed set right down with the max at about 25-30. It was actually really good because you couldn't react instantly to the AI, or rather you could in your mind but your player would take his own time![]()
Nah it's not just you, That's been a fundamental of PES for as long as the player models could blink it seems. It's not always subtle either, It also works in the reverse if you're a strong team playing against a smaller one you should reasonably be able to walk through, It turns underdogs into Greece 2004 and they seemingly have an answer for every problem you try and throw their way.I love the gameplay of PES2008 on PS2. One problem I have though is the handicaps that seem to exist.
Maybe you guys can tell me if this is true or not, but in some PES games it seems they often make the AI easier to beat if it’s a really strong team. Here’s an example. I played an international tournament with Japan recently on 2008. Really struggled in every game against other poor teams. Then I played France late on, who are obviously far stronger, and beat them with ease. In fact I quit because it was about 5-0 at half time. Every shot went in, I was quicker than them all over.
I think this is probably the case with most PES games but this one seemed especially obvious.
It depends but usually my average is 15 minutes if it's a session I'm invested in or if I'm doing a tournament then I'll ramp it up to 20 minutes for the knockout or significant fixtures.Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.
As far as I know, Winning Eleven/Goal Storm and Winning Eleven 97/ISS Pro (WE2, to all intents and purposes) have - incredibly - never been patched. And I've been around the houses looking!
You'll find patches for WE3 onwards, usually in BIN/CUE which you can play through ePSXe on your PC or mobile, or through pretty much any PS3 emulator, like a regular game.
There are loads of patches for Winning Eleven 2002 (PES2) on the PS1. More than I've had hot dinners. Including...
Guys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.

10 minutesGuys, a little survey : Which time setting do you use on your retro-PES adventures ? 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes or something else ? On which game ?
I always was a 15 minutes game guy
, but now i'm trying 10 minutes.