The PES 2020 cover has finally been revealed and it's stunning.
The box features the likes of Lionel Messi, Serge Gnabry, Miralem Pjanic and Scott McTominay.
In contrast, FIFA 20's standard edition features just one star - Eden Hazard, while Virgil van Dijk fronts the Champions Edition.
FIFA 20's ICON edition cover is set to be revealed tonight (July 30).
The PES 2020 cover has dropped in line with the release of the free PES 2020 demo.
Now, this isn't anything as comprehensive as the full game, but it does offer a great chance to hone your skills and get used to gameplay tweaks.
So, what do you get? Here's everything you need to know about the PES 2020 demo.
Timing
This year, you will be able to download the demo from the PlayStation and Microsoft stores on July 30, with the full release date on September 10.
What's included?
The teams announced for the demo are:
- Barcelona
- Juventus
- Manchester United
- Bayern Munich
- Arsenal
- Palmeiras
- Flamengo
- Sao Paulo
- Corinthians
- Vasco da Gama
- Boca Juniors
- River Plate
- Universidad de Chile
- Colo-Colo
Last year, you also had the choice of two stadiums, the Camp Nou & Veltins-Arena (Schalke).
The Nou Camp is certain to remain, given Barcelona's renewal with Konami.
At recent capture events with the press, Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena and Juventus' Allianz Stadium were used - and with both stadiums exclusive to PES 2020, expect them to be the demo also.
The iconic Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, has also been shown, so United fans can start to get their hopes up of the Theatre of Dreams being in the demo.
What modes will be featured?
The PES 2019 demo was pretty generous when it came to content.
You could play offline exhibition matches, offline co-op, and online quick matches.
The latter was a demo first last year, and was welcomed by the community - especially given the fact that the FIFA 20 demo (which will drop a couple of weeks after PES 2020's launch) only catered for offline play.
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As you can see in the picture above also, an Edit Mode will also be available in the demo. Hugely popular in the full game, this will allow you to edit kits, crests and more.
Get a feel of it on the demo before creating your perfect kit on the full game later this year.
The Camp Nou will almost certainly feature in the PES 2020 demo
Anything else I need to know?
Yes, plenty - but we'll save that for our huge PES 2020 explainer, where you can find everything from the release to the PES 2020 cover star, gameplay tweaks and more.
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