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Haven't played this series before :( , but with a club forum I use they were raving about it, so I'm getting this one. Went to get it the other day because it was meant to be out on the 21st, but is tomorrow (apparently).

I got it on ebay, they will send it express tomorrow I think so if it will probably get to me on Monday. It had better live up to the hype!

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The Pro Evolutions are the best soccer game series in the world full stop.

Yes, and thanks to Atari now we *might* be able to get it next week. They pretty much always delay releasing the games they distribute, considering this is out everywhere else you wonder what their problem is. Tempted to go to blockbuster & get out pro evo 4 & see what the fuss is about.

I need this to feel better about my team being bottom of the league. :)

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