Konami PES 2011 User Manual [fr]

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WARNING Before playing this game, read the Xbox 360® console and
accessory manuals for important safety and health information. Keep all manuals
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Important Health Warning About Playing Video Games

Photosensitive seizures

A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to
certain visual images, including ashing lights or patterns that may appear in
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while watching video games.

These seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including lightheadedness, altered
vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation,
confusion, or momentary loss of awareness. Seizures may also cause loss of
consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury from falling down or striking
nearby objects.

Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these
symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above
symptoms—children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these
seizures. The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may be reduced by taking the
following precautions: Sit farther from the screen; use a smaller screen; play in a
well-lit room; do not play when you are drowsy or fatigued.

If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a
doctor before playing.

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CONTENTS

Getting Started 02

Controls 02

Basic Controls 03

Dribbling & Trapping 03

Passing 03

Crossing 04

Shooting 04

Tricks & Skills 04

Defense, General Controls 06

Set-Pieces & Dead-Ball Situations 06

Match Screens 07

Game Plan 08

Game Modes 09

Edit Mode 10

Gallery 11

System Settings 11

UEFA Champions League 11

Master League 11

Become a Legend 12

Connect to Xbox LIVE (Online) 13

Legal 14

Warranty/Product Support 15

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Getting Started

If this is your rst time playing, press any button on the Title Screen to move to the Default Settings Screen. If you
have previously saved game data, you will advance to the Top Menu.

Default Settings

Before playing a game for the rst time, you can select between ve dierent levels of diculty. You can also
change the diculty after you begin your game. System data, where all game information is saved, will then be
created automatically. After conrming this step has been completed, proceed to the Top Menu.

Saving Data and Memory Required

In order to store and update your “System data” and “Edit data” and save your progress in competitions, you will
need a Xbox 360 Hard Drive or a Xbox 360 Memory Unit in memory unit port A. The “System data” and “Edit data”
can only be saved to or loaded from a Xbox 360 Hard Drive or a Xbox 360 Memory Unit inserted into memory unit
port A. Each le saved to the Xbox 360 Hard Drive or a Xbox 360 Memory Unit requires a certain amount of free
space, as the following table explains.

Top Menu Screen

The Top Menu select screen provides access to PES 2011 competitions, options, and features. Use the left stick or
D-pad to highlight the required option, and then press the A button to make your selection.

Using the Help Function

PES 2011 is a massive, feature-p acked game, but every effort has been made t o make it as accessible as possible.
When the Help icon appears at the bottom of the scree n, you can press the corresponding button to call up the
Help Menu to view helpful advice. Pl ease select your preferred language from the language select ion screen
displayed when booting up the game.

Note: This game is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. Connect your Microsoft Xbox 360 to a sound
system with Dolby Digital technology using a digital optical cable. Connect the digital optical cable to the base
of an Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable, Xbox 360 VGA HD AVCable, or Xbox 360 S-Video AV Cable. From the
“system” blade of the Xbox 360 dashboard, choose “console settings,” then select “audio options,” then “digital
output,” and nally select “Dolby Digital 5.1” to experience the excitement of surround sound.

Family Settings

These easy and exible tools enable parents and caregivers to decide which games young game players can
access based on the content rating. For more information, go to www.xbox.com/familysettings

Default Controls

Use your controller to navigate menu screens. Use left stick or D-pad to move through menus, the A button to
conrm a selection, and the B button to cancel or move back through screens.

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For the basic controls used during a match, refer to the table below. Read pages 3-7 for more advanced controls.
You can change the assignments for each button by going to “Controller Settings” in “System Settings.” (See System
Settings, page 11). For this game, the left stick and D-pad control the same actions. When this manual refers to “left
stick,” you may also use the D-pad in the same manner.

BASIC ATTACKING CONTROLS

y button: Switch between players
z button: Dash

Left Stick: Player movement, dribbling
D-pad: Player movement, dribbling

Y button: Through ball

BASIC DEFENSE CONTROLS

y button: Switch between players
z button: Dash

Left Stick: Player movement
D-pad: Player movement

Y button (hold down): Goalkeeper
B button: Sliding tackle
A button (hold down): Tackle/apply pressure with player you are controlling
X button (hold down): Clearance/apply pressure with player you are not controlling

(hold down button)

Players only go and pressure opposition players if you press the
Otherwise, players try to hold up the opposition by positioning themselves right in front of them and
tracking their moves.

Dribbling & Trapping

Dribbling: Push the left stick to move when the ball is at your player’s feet.
Sideways Dribble: Hold the

of players can perform this dribble.

Dash Dribble: Press the
Extend Time between Ball Touches: While holding the

rapidly push the left stick two or three times between touches to knock the ball further ahead. You can also
achieve the same effect by repeatedly tapping the
Greater Distance between Ball Touches: While running with the ball with the
button and push the left stick 45° to either side of the current direction of movement.
Slow Dribble: Keep the
your player’s feet as you per form this technique, and it can be followed by a quick change of direction or one of
many feints.

Stop the Ball 1: Release the left stick and press the
Stop the Ball 2: Release the left stick and press the

opponent’s goal.

Jump: When an opponent executes a sliding tackle, press the
Control Ball: When receiving a pass, push the left stick to control the ball.
Turn without Touching the ball: To instruct a player to turn and run onto an incoming pass without making an

initial touch, hold the

Passing

Note: Push the left stick to specify the direction a pass should be played in.

Short Pass/Head Ball: Press the

button for longer to pass to a more distant player.
Backheel: Quickly push the left stick away from the player’s current direction of movement and then press
the

A button.

First-Time Pass: Press the
Long Pass: Press the
First-Time Long Pass: Press the

x and push the left stick at 90° to the direction of movement. Just a small number

z button while dribbling to sprint.

z button.

x button depressed while dribbling to perform a “slow dribble.” The ball will hardly leave

z button to stop the ball’s movement while dribbling.

x button to instruct your player to stop and face your

z button and push the left stick in the direction that the ball is moving.

A button to make a short pass along the ground or head the ball. Hold the A

A button before your player traps the ball.

B button. The distance of the pass depends on the length of time that the B button is held.

B button before your player traps the ball.

B button: Cross/long pass
A button: Short pass
X button: Shoot

Right Stick: Manual pass

A button + the left stick.

z button to sprint with the ball at your player’s feet,

z button depressed, hold the x

x button to attempt to jump over it.

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Through Ball: Press the Y button. Holding the Y button down for longer will direc t the pass to a more
distant player.

First-Time Through Ball: Press the
Chipped Through Ball: Hold the
One-Two Pass: Hold down the

before your teammate receives the ball to execute a return pass.
One-Two Pass with Chipped Return Ball: Hold down the
short pass, then press the
pass.

Pass and Move: Press the
Manual Pass: While holding the

button to execute the pass.

Manual Long Pass: While holding the

Crossing

Note: Push the left stick to specify the direction of a cross.

High Cross: From deep in your opponent’s half, press the
Low Cross: From deep inside your opponent’s half, press the
Cross along the Ground: From deep inside your opponent’s half, press the

low cross along the ground.

Lofted Ball: Press the
Early Cross: Hold the

Shooting

Notes on shooting: Press the

gauge reaches the desired level, and your player will send a shot towards the goal. The length of the power
gauge determines the power and height of your shot. Push the left stick to specify the required direction as the
shot is made.

Shoot: Press the
First-Time Shot/Head Ball: Press the

or header on goal.
Controlled Shot: Press the
power for precision.

Chip Shot: Hold the
Chip Shot Type 2: For a lob with a lower trajectory, press the

power gauge appears.

Tricks & Skills

Note: All moves are assuming that the player is facing forward.

Shoulder Feint Skills
Upper body Feint: From a stationary position, push the right stick to the side.
Matthews Feint: From a stationary position, push and hold the right stick to the left, then push the left stick

diagonally right. (Or hold the right stick to the right, then push the left stick diagonally left).
Matthews Feint into Side-Slip: From a stationary position, push and hold the right stick to the left, then push the
left stick to the right. (Or hold the right stick to the right, then push the left stick to the left).

Scissors Feint Skills:
Step over Dummy: Rotate the right stick from forward to 90° left or right. If executed from a stationary position,

the player will step over the ball on the spot.
Reverse Step over Dummy: Rotate the right stick from 90° left or right back to forward. If executed from a
stationary position, the player will step over the ball on the spot.
Step Over Fake: Rotate the right stick from 90° left or right back to forward. Then while holding the right stick,
push the left stick to back left or back right. (Depending on the direction you initially pressed the right stick).

x button while delivering a cross to loft the ball high into the air.

y and B buttons to cross the ball from any position in your opponent’s half.

X button.

y button and press the X button.

Y button before your player traps the ball.

y button and press the Y button.

y button and press the A button to make a short pass, then press the Y button

y button and press the A or Y button to make a

y + Y buttons before your teammate receives the ball to execute a chipped return

x button immediately after passing the ball to instruct the player to make a forward run.

w button, push the right stick in the desired direction and press the A or Y

w button + push the right stick in the desired direction to execute the pass.

B button.

B button twice.

B button three times to send in a

X button to build up the power gauge. Release the X button when the power

X button just before the ball reaches your player to make a rst-time shot

x button when the power gauge reaches the desired level to make a shot that trades

X button and then press the z button when the

Step On Skills
Step On & Drag: From a stationary position, press the
Step On & Slide: From a stationary position, press the w button and left or right on the right stick depending on

which direction you want to take the ball.
L Feint (If Right Footed): From a stationary position, press the w button and back on the right stick. Then,
while holding the right stick, push the left stick to the right. (For a left footed player, you must push the left stick
to the left.)
Backheel Feint: From a stationary position, push and hold the w button, then rotate the right stick from back to
90° left. Then while holding the right stick, push the left stick to the right or left.
Drag Back into Right Take / Left Take: From a stationary position, press and hold the
right stick to the back. Then, while holding the right stick, push the left stick diagonally left or right. (If the player
is left footed, you must reverse the directions.)
Inside Bounce: From a stationary position, press the w button and back on the right stick. Then, while holding
the right stick, push the left stick forward.
Running Inside Bounce into Diagonal Take: While Dribbling, press the w button and back on the right stick.
Then, while holding the right stick, push the left stick diagonally left or right.

Flip Flap Skills
Flip Flap: While Dribbling, press the w button and the right stick diagonally right. Then, while holding the right

stick, push the left stick diagonally left. (If the player is left footed, you must reverse the directions.)
Reverse Flip Flap: While Dribbling, press the w button and the right stick diagonally left. Then, while holding
the right stick, push the left stick diagonally right. (If the player is left footed, you must reverse the directions.)

Roulette Skills
Roulette: Press the

depends on which way you rotate the right stick. Certain players may have dierent Roulette motions.

Turn Skills
Cross Over Turn: While Dribbling, press the w button and the right stick to the side, followed by the left stick.

(Towards the same side you pushed the right stick).

Flicking Skills
Front Flick: Press and hold the w button and click the right stick. Then, push the left stick diagonally left or right.

(Can also be executed while dribbling).
Rainbow Flick: Press and hold the w button , then click the right stick button twice. (Can also be executed
while dribbling.)

Sideway Dribble Skills
Sideway Dribble: While dribbling, press and hold the w button. Then, push the right stick forward or to

either side.
Sideway Scissors: During Sideway Dribble (to the left), press and hold the w button, then rotate the right stick
180° from the left all the way to the right. Finally, push the left stick to the left. (You must reverse the directions if
you were initially moving towards the right.)
Sideward Stepover: During Sideway Dribble (to the left), press and hold the
90° from left back to forward. Finally, push the left stick to the left while holding the right stick. (You must reverse
the directions if you were initially moving towards the right.)

Link Feints

A feature new to PES 2011, Link Feints allow you to pull a trick combination consisting of up to 4 moves by simply
pressing y and C / Z / V / X on the right stick. These Link Feints can be customized and congured in Game Plan,
so why not create your very own set of tricks and give yourself the edge over your rivals by showcasing your trickery?

The Default Link Feints are as follows:

Command 1st Move 2nd Move 3rd Move 4th Move

y / z C

y / z V

y / z Z

y / z X

w button, then rotate the right stick a full 360°. The direction in which the player spins

Running Upper
Body Feint (R)

Upper Body
Feint (L)

Running Upper
Body Feint (R)

Running Stepover
Dummy (L)

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w button and back on the right stick.

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Matthews Feint (R)

Step On & Slide (R)

Reverse Stepover
Dummy (R)

Stepover Fake (R)

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w button, then push the

w button, then rotate the right stick

Step On & Slide (L)

Roulette (L)

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V Feint (R)

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Defense

Tackle/Apply Pressure: Press the A button and hold the left stick towards the opposition player with the ball.
Delay 1 (Hold up the opposition): Press the A button. The player holds up an opposition attacker by taking up

a position to block his path to goal. The defending player will remain stationary.
Delay 2 (Hold up the opposition): Press the A button and the left stick (pull towards the defending player’s
goal). This makes the player backtrack towards his goal while still facing his opponent and holding him up.
Close Down: Hold the
(not counting the player you are controlling) close down the player on the ball.

Sliding Tackle: Press the
Clearance: When the ball is deep inside your half, press the
Rush Keeper from Goal: Press the
Goal Kick: Press the
Throw Ball: When your goalkeeper is holding the ball, press the
Drop Ball: When your goalkeeper is holding the ball (with no left stick pushed), press the

him to drop the ball at his feet.

Goalkeeper: Click the right stick +

General Controls

Change Player: Press the
Control Player When Ball is Airborne: When the ball is in the air, hold the

position the player to meet it.
Super Cancel: When a player is automatically running after the ball, press the
to bring the player to a halt, or to regain full control.
Activate/Cancel Strategies (Manual Mode): Hold down the
button, the Y button, or the X button to activate or cancel strategies assigned to those buttons.
Attack/Defense Level: Press the
instructing your players to push forward. Press the

Dive: Click the left and right sticks together.
Kick/Pass Feint: Press the

Set-Pieces & Dead-Ball Situations

Note: For free kicks and corners, hold the relevant button down to increase the power gauge to the required level.

Corners

Regular: Press the
High Cross: Hold down the
Low Cross: Push the left stick up + the
Along the Ground: Left stick down +
Apply Curl: Push left stick left or right while the power gauge is onscreen.
Short Corner: Press the

Free Kicks: Passing.

Short Pass: Choose a direction with the left stick and then press the
Regular Long Pass: Press the
High Ball: Hold down the
Low Ball: Up on the left stick +
Along the Ground: Down on the left stick +
Curl: Left or right on the left stick while the power gauge is displayed.
Through Ball: Press the

to aim the pass.

Free Kicks: Shooting

Regular Shot: Press the
Hard Shot: Up on the left stick + the
Weak Shot: Down on the left stick + the
Moderately Hard Shot: Press the
Moderately Weak Shot: Press the
Apply Curl: Hold the left stick left or right when the power gauge is displayed.

X button when the opposing team is in possession to have the player closest to the ball

B button.

X button to clear the ball.

Y button while defending to make the goalkeeper sprint towards the ball.

B button or X button to kick the ball upeld. Use the left stick to aim.

A button to throw the ball to a teammate.

z button to instruct

y buttons to switch control between an outeld player and the keeper.

y button to switch control to the player closest to the ball.

x button and use the left stick to

z and x buttons simultaneously

< button and then press the B button, the A

<and z buttons together to increase the Attack/Defense gauge level, thus

w and x buttons together to reduce it.

A, X, or B button and then press the A button after the power gauge appears.

B button.

x button + B button.

B button.

B button.

A button to send a short pass to your nearest teammate.

A button.

B button.

x button + B button.

B.

B button.

Y button when taking a free kick to send a ball through the defense. Push the left stick

X button.

X button.

X button.

X button, and just as the player makes contact, press the Y button.

X button and then, just as the player makes contact, press the A button.

Free Kicks: General Controls

Quick Restart: This only works with the correct timing when a player is positioning the ball for a quick free kick

using his hands. When this happens, specify a direction by holding the left stick and press the
quickly restart the game with a simple pass.
Changing the Number of Kickers: Press the
free kick congurations: one kicker (default), two kickers (second kicker: right side), two kickers (second kicker:
left side).
Using the Second Kicker: Execute the free kick while holding the
the shot or cross pass.
Second Kicker Rolls Ball Forward: Hold down the
kicker roll the ball forward. You can then make a shot or pass from open play with the second kicker.

Free Kicks: Wall Control

When the opposing team has a free kick, press and hold the following buttons to control the players in the
defensive wall:
Increase/decrease number of players in the wall: Hold down the
up to two more players to the wall. To remove these players hold down the
left stick. Only players that have been added can be later removed.

All Players Jump: Press the
Players Hold Position: Press the
Players Charge Forward + Jump: Press the
Players Charge Forward: Press the
Random: No buttons pressed.

Throw-ins

Short/ Long Throw-in: Press the

Penalty Kicks

Kicker: The height and the direction of the shot depends on how long the player presses the left stick towards

goal and to either side respectively when running up to take the penalty. (Player automatically runs up to
take the shot).
Goalkeeper: Hold the left stick and the
want to jump in order to save the shot. You must match the timing of the kicker. If you don’t input a direction, your
keeper stay still and cover the goal center.

Unique controls for when the cursor is set to Fixed

Calling for the Ball: When a teammate has the ball, press the

frequently you press the button, the more strident your appeal for the ball will be.

Match Screens

This section explains the various features and functions of screens you will encounter during a match.

Match Display

Active Player (Cursor)

(indicating player under control)

•Yellow name/number above

cursor: Player got booked

•Yellow/red checkered ag:

Your controlled player is in an

Attack/Defence Mindedness

Attack/Defense Mindedness: This gauge indicates your team’s current mentality. The redder the bar is, the more

attacking the team will be; conversely, a blue bar indicates that a team is pulling back to defend.

Strategy Mark: Button symbols representing Manual Strategies appear in this area when active.
Stamina Gauge: Displays a player’s current stamina. The gauge will turn red when stamina is dangerously low,

indicating a drop in that player’s performance.

X button.

A button.

A button to throw the ball. Distance depends on length of gauge.

Score

oside position

Strategy Mark

y and z buttons simultaneously to cycle through the following

y button to make the second kicker make

y button and then press the A button to make the second

w button and press up on the left stick to add

x or w button and press down on the

B button.

B and A buttons together.

X button for a length of time that’s proportional to how high or wide you

x button t wice to call for a pass. The more

Radar

A or Y button to

Elapsed Time

Name

Active Player
(Cursor)/
Stamina Gauge

Power Gauge

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Active Player:

The active player under control will be highlighted by a bar (or “Cursor”) above his head. Each user will be
displayed be a dierent color, which you’ll see when selecting sides (see also page 11).

Power Gauge:

The Power Gauge is shown underneath the player once you initiate a pass or shot. The longer you keep
the respective button pressed, the more the gauge will be lled and the more powerful a pass or shot
will be.

Event Icons: The following symbols will appear in the top left-hand corner of the screen during matches.

Blue - Returning to the Match (No Injury):

A player is returning to the pitch with a clean bill of health.

Yellow - Returning to the Match (Slight Injury):

A player is returning to the pitch, but is carrying an injury that will have an impact on his performance.

Red - Not Returning to the Match (Due to Injury):

An injured player cannot return to the pitch, and must be substituted (if possible).

Gray - Indirect Free Kick:

An indirect free kick has been awarded.

Gray - Stoppage Time:

Game Plan

Before starting a match, you can set your team’s formation, line-up, captain and set piece takers, and other settings
on the Game Plan Screen. Make sure you are well prepared for the match.

Information Windows

When you rst select Game plan, you will be presented with 3 options as ways to set up your team. These are
“Leave to Manager”, “Simple Settings” and “Choose Manually”. If you want to have your formation and lineup
chosen for you automatically, choose “Leave to Manager”.

Simple Settings

Allows you to choose the formation and the team’s attack pattern. The rest of the game plan will be
formed automatically.

Management Edit

Choose a strategy t for certain time periods or situations during the match. Strategies will then be automatically
implemented if the conditions are met.
Choose Auto Trigger Setting to choose whether you want certain strategies such as Oside traps to be
triggered automatically.

Choose Manually

Choose all Game Plan settings manually

Press the
indicate Form and the green gauge indicates stamina), Position/Overall Rating and Player Icon.

Green
Cross

Injuries

1 Returning to Full Fitness 2 Severe Injury 3 Slight Injury 4 Injury Status Unclear

Unavailable

5 On International Duty 6 Suspended due to Cumulative Yellow Cards 7 Suspended due to a Red Card

Assisted Settings

Move the sliders to adjust Lineup, Formation, Tactics, and Set Piece Settings.
Once you’ve chosen the settings to change, use left and right on the left stick to move the sliders. The settings will
automatically change to match the slider’s position.

Lineup

The circular icons shown on the pitch diagram represent players and their positions. Make use of “Edit Position”
and “Substitutions” to form your game plan.

This indicates the game minutes of stoppage time that will be played.

y or z button while the pitch diagram is shown to switch between Player form/Stamina (Arrows

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Red
Cross

Yellow
Cross

Purple
Dash

Globe Yellow

Cards

Red
Cards

Player Abilities

To look at the player’s abilities, move the cursor on to a player of your choice and press the
stats are on screen, press the

Note: If you need details on player abilities, please refer to the Edit Mode of PES 2011, where you can nd detailed
descriptions for them.

Set Formation

Move the cursor onto a player on the pitch, then press the
moved around the pitch until you release him at the desired position by pressing
drag the player onto the icon representing the player you want to replace him with. Also, you can press the
button when an on-pitch Player icon is highlighted to choose:

1) The player’s Role

2) Whether to appoint the player as Captain

3) Mark Settings

Card System

Through the Card System, you can take advantage of a player’s unique abilities. This oers you endless possibilities
and strategic options as never seen before.

The Card System oers two dierent categories:

1) P = Playstyle Cards represent individual playstyles like “Pinpoint Pass.”

2) S = Skill Cards identify skills (for example, “Penalty Saver”) that players own, and can’t be changed
or deactivated.

Note: The available Playstyle Cards may dier depending on the player’s role and attack level.
If you are using a Playstyle Card that goes against your current tactics, the tactics will be given priority.

Other Settings

Make use of various options by choosing the icons shown at the bottom of the screen to fine tune your Game
Plan such as:

Link Feints

Congure up to 4 custom-made chain of tricks and skills which can be executed by pressing the
stick (C, V, Z and X). First, choose a controller you want to assign the Link Feints to. Then, select “Create New”
to design a new set then proceed to the edit screen. Or alternatively, you can choose “PRESET” to edit existing
Link Feints. Link Feints can be saved and loaded in “Data Management” and can be congured to each unique
controller. However, if you share your Game Plan Data with friends (for example in a multi-player game), then
choose to load Link Feints in “Data Management”, your data will be overwritten by that of “The Leader”.

Note: “The Leader” refers to the player who has control of the Game Plan in a multi-player game. (Usually, the one
with the smallest number on each side).

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Pit your club against the elite of European soccer in the exclusive UEFA Champions League mode.

Copa Santander Libertadores

Take on the very best of Latin American Football in the also Exclusive Copa Santander Libertadores mode.

Exhibition

First, if you want to quickly start a match, choose whether you will compete against a friend (VS. PLAYER) or the
computer (VS. COM). This is the quickest way to get the ball rolling, while a custom match (CUSTOM) gives you
more options from the start. Besides very obvious selections for the team, uniform, or stadium, you will nd the
following pre-match options depending on the selected mode:

Game Options

For each controller you have connected, decide whether the corresponding players will compete against
one another or play on the same team. Also, choose whether you or the computer will control the players
during the match. By pressing the

Home/Away: Push left or right on the left stick to switch between the home and away sides.

Coach Mode: Issue tactical commands while the computer controls the players on the pitch. Switch to Coach

Mode by pushing left on the left stick when the controller icon is on the home side, or by pushing right on the left
stick when the controller icon is on the away side.

y or z button to see what Skill Cards or Playing Style Cards the player has.

A button to grab him. The player can then be freely

X button, you can adjust “Cursor Settings.” (See “Cursor Settings,” page 11.)

Y button. Once the

A again. To substitute players,

X

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w button + right