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Muitos de nós ficámos desapontadissímos com as duas últimas versões do P.E.S e tal não queremos que aconteça outra vez , novidades sobre este novo jogo que para mim , apesar de tudo , continua a ser o melhor jogo de futebol apesar do que já referi e Seabass , um dos devolpers do jogo disse : "Estamos com um pequeno sabor amargo pela nossa edição de 2009 e pretendemos incorporar muitas coisas que os usuários nos têm pedido, e porque sabemos disso passo a dar alguns exemplos."
"Vamos-nos dedicar muito aos jogadores, não só aos seus rostos e aos seus movimentos, mas também em coisas além do normal, como em entrevistas de televisão no final de cada jogo, os milhares de coisas a acrescentar ao modo "become a legend", e também uma característica que é importante para nós que são os estádios, queremos dar o maior realismo ao jogo, melhoraremos o público para que interligue e interacione mais com os jogos, também os arcos é uma propriedade muito importante para o estádio, tanto quanto as redes. Planeamos um novo modo de jogo, mas não quero divulgar isso porque ainda estamos em dúvida se a vamos incorporar nesta nova versão. Será também possível personalizar as bandeiras de cada equipa escrevendo tudo o que o utilizador quiser. As falhas do PES 2009 não passaram despercebidas pelo grande número de fãs que temos no mundo e não queremos deixa-los insatisfeitos. Eu mesmo já vi o quanto a FIFA tem crescido e desde que existe international super star soccer que eles são a nossa concorrência.Por outro lado, estamos muito atentos à questão das licenças. Embora a Champions League já esteja no jogo, estamos preocupados com o licenciamento da Liga espanhola, e também adicionar mais tipos de bolas e botas. Os kits são ainda uma questão não resolvida tal como a questão da publicidade sobre os mesmos. Temos também trabalhado muito no motor gráfico para aproveitar ao máximo as consolas next-gen , mas é um problema para os utilizadores de PC que não podemos esquece-los. Sabemos de todos os "patches" que são feitos pelas comunidades e são realmente muito bons. Agradeço e felicito essas pessoas pelo seu trabalho. Teremos a possibilidade de o utilizador inserir a sua música facilmente com utilitários para PC e Xbox e PS."
Fonte : http://www.proevolutionsoccer.com.pt/postnuke/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1537
O que acham deste comentário ? cá eu acho que é deste ano ( finalmente ) que a konami vai revolucionar o mundo do futebol !
________________________________________
Mais rumores ( Não passam de rumores ):
It’s been a long time. WENB hasn’t been in the rumour business for a while, and with the site going through a bit of a roller coaster these last few months it good to get back to basics. Getting the news first is what we thrive in, and it was something we managed do very well last year.
With that in mind we’re happy to give you guys the latest teasing information coming from our friends in the industry regarding PES 2010. While we can’t name them officially, but everyone will know the guys who have helped the blog in the past and understand these people are to be listened to - especially as they were very critical of PES 2009.
To simplify things, lets list them in bullet points:
I haven’t contacted Konami UK over the list as they don’t respond to rumours, but I have managed to talk to other officials in Europe. Without being committal on anything specifically, there response added up to ‘Some are wrong, some are right, and some are below what we will achieve.’ The guy has obviously had some media training…
Fonte : http://winningelevenblog.com/blog/pes-2010-rumours-surface/
Mais palavras...
PES 2010 REVEALED!
http://www.voltagepr.com/artwork/200...sd_jpgcopy.jpg
We have lift off! PES 2010 has been revealed! Thanks to Voltage PR for the news!
Lets get straight into it, here’s the press release:
PES 2010: New Season, All New Game
Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced that its forthcoming PES 2010 title will benefit from the most exhaustive raft of new features in the series’ history, with every aspect of the game benefiting from key improvements. Major gameplay additions will make PES 2010 the most realistic football simulation available.
PES 2010 is scheduled for release on PLAYSTATION®3, Xbox 360, PC-DVD, PSP® (PLAYSTATION®Portable), PlayStation®2 and mobile phones in the Autumn, and follows months of analysis and feedback monitoring to enhance the game in every area. PES Productions, Konami’s Tokyo-based development team, has collated feedback on the series’ strengths and weaknesses via fan forums, both ardent and casual PES players and press comment, and has incorporated a wide range of requests in the new game. The result will be the most challenging, realistic and satisfying PES to date.
Konami has spent the last year expanding the development team’s numbers, and created a number of dedicated departments, each striving to further improving their respective parts of the game both in the short and long terms. Key additions for PES 2010 include:
• Gameplay: PES 2010 focuses on enhancing the excitement of matches between players, making for a truly challenging experience that will constantly test the player. Intuitive zonal defending will cover spaces and players need to look constantly for new ways to attack. PES 2010 focuses on being a real football simulation, as it requires both strategic play and quick reactions, as in real life. In addition to key out-field elements, goalkeepers are more versatile and with abilities matching those of modern shot-stoppers. The game’s referees have also been reworked, with smarter AI elements allowing them to make more balanced calls during matches.
• Improved Visuals: PES 2010 has undergone a major visual revamp, with its celebrated player likenesses and animations now even closer to those of real-life players – including live player expressions to be depicted with an improved lighting system which differentiates between various conditions! Stadium detail is also massively improved, with the grass and other in-stadium elements finely depicted.
• All-new animation and moves: Animations now dovetail into each other seamlessly, with dribbling and shots on goals worked into dribbling animations. More individual skills are also on show, including new flicks and tricks that have a definite showing on the way a game flows. Several elements have been completely reworked, with the dribbling, turning and kicking animations greatly enhanced, while there is a noticeable change in pace when a player passes a ball from a standing position than from within a run.
• Match-Day Atmosphere: Crowd reactions to the on-field action are now more varied, with all new chants and cheers. The subtle difference between Home and Away matches will be reproduced, and the crowd will react spontaneously to specific situations in a game, showing their disdain or pleasure as fouls are committed and goals scored. Likewise, the commentary has been altered to offer a fresher, more concise overview of the game.
• Enhanced Master League: Master League has been thoroughly renewed with the enhancement of managerial aspects, which enables users to enjoy managing a team for a longer career lifespan. Seen by many as a key contributor to the series’ success, the Master League elements in PES 2010 have been bolstered by far-ranging and vital new additions, dedicated to enriching the mode. Further details will be announced shortly.
• AI: The Tokyo team has worked to improve the AI of the game, with Teamvision 2.0 implemented. Midfielders and defenders now work together to cover open space and close down attacks, meaning that cover can be provided for lower-ranked defenders. This also has the additional effect of removing soft goals, thus returning PES 2010 to its simulation roots. In terms of attacking, players can also now move several players once, sending them into different areas, opening up more goal-scoring possibilities than ever before. As such, PES 2010 necessitates a new level of control from the player. Strategic thinking is as important as quick passing, but the new system greatly opens the way the player oversees control of the team. In free kick scenarios, for instance, players can now instigate the runs of the players awaiting the ball in the penalty area.
• Individual Play Characteristics: In previous PES games, the team formation has determined the movements of the players. PES 2010 introduces a new system wherein the individual attacking and defending nature of the players is integral to the way they play. Each player enjoys unique AI tied into their best abilities, and is reflected in the actions of their team mates – i.e. if a player who is known to be a good crosser of the ball is in possession, more players will flood the penalty area to receive it. Similarly, if a player is known to be good with close control, defenders will work to cover their stronger side, while lone strikers will be automatically supported by midfielders on receipt of the ball.
• Strategy Use: A new power gauge system allows users to balance their strategy in a quick, but wide-ranging way before a match. Every element – pass frequency, movement, the line of defence, width of play, or the position of the front line – can be altered to match those of a favoured club: Juventus Turin are a dangerous side on the counter-attack, for instance, while FC Barcelona use width in their attack. These formulations can be altered at any point, too, with Home and Away matches forcing different circumstances on the user, as does the rigours of a Master League season.
• Penalties: An all-new system has been implemented, offering greater control, placing and accuracy.
• Enhanced Online: A new dedicated section of the Tokyo team is committed to improving the online side of PES 2010. More downloadable content is also planned. Konami has supported PES 2009 with the release of new licensed teams, transfer updates, etc, and this support will grow for PES 2010. Team and content updates are planned throughout the game’s lifespan. These will make the game even more bespoke to the player’s match day needs.
Konami has strengthend its relationship with UEFA and can announce it has secured the exclusive video game rights for the Europa League Licence (formerly known as the UEFA Cup). In addition Konami will be enhancing and developing the use of the UEFA Champions League within PES 2010 to make even better use of the best club football competition in the world.
Further details of these new features will be released in the coming months. Konami has also confirmed that Lionel Messi will also be a key endorsement player for the new game, and will feature in the promotion and development of the game later this year.
“We have been monitoring feedback and comments on the progression of the PES series for some time now, and PES 2010 will see us implementing a great deal of the ideas players have been requesting,” commented Naoya Hatsumi, Producer for PES Productions at Konami Digital Entertainment Japan. “We aim to make PES 2010 a more user-friendly, immediate experience that places the emphasis on getting straight into the gameplay for which the series is famed. PES 2010 will look better, will play better, and will recreate real football as closely as the current hardware will allow.”
“The preparations for PES 2010 have been in place for some time now, with the reorganization and increase of the Tokyo-based studio allowing expert teams to concentrate on their particular area,” commented Jon Murphy, PES European Team Leader. “We are now in a better position to implement the greatest raft of changes and improvements to the series we have seen, and thank the PES community for their input.” --
...
THE GAME THE FANS HELPED CREATE
So news of the next game in the PES series is here. Much earlier than years gone by, and with a load of information to boot. Here’s my initial impression on the announcement, and explanations on why we should be proud of Konami and PES 2010.
“PES Productions, Konami’s Tokyo-based development team, has collated feedback on the series’ strengths and weaknesses via fan forums, both ardent and casual PES players and press comment, and has incorporated a wide range of requests in the new game.”
The press release was HUGE, but in my opinion that particular sentence is the most powerful and important one in the whole article. In your first press release, that happens to come out months earlier than usual, that leads with the admission that fans on forums were part of the development process is a massive statement. It finally shows Konami has learned. They have changed and now they are listening.
The way news was launched was also a bit of a surprise. The amount of info to digest was mammoth, but the content was very important with very few buzz words. There was a genuine attempt to tell people what’s going on, and how things are going to be different from now on.
Even the ever present Jon Murphy (who I met in Leipzig a few years ago - very nice fella) is quoted in the release mentioning the community:
“We are now in a better position to implement the greatest raft of changes and improvements to the series we have seen, and thank the PES community for their input.”
Another nod to fanbase who have been very critical of Konami and Seabass over the last few years. But an earlier sentence by Jon perhaps gives us an insight to what PES 2010 has in store for us:
“The preparations for PES 2010 have been in place for some time now, with the reorganization and increase of the Tokyo-based studio allowing expert teams to concentrate on their particular area.”
Me and Suff mentioned plans for PES 2010 were in place before PES 2009 hit, and it certainly seems so in this statement. It’s also encouraging to hear specific teams have specific duties, meaning the rumour of an extra 200 people could be true. Talking of rumours, it’s great to hear a few of the ones this site launched are indeed true. The revamped Master League is in, but that was perhaps an easy guess to make. Not so easy to predict was the UEFA Europa League, which we’re happy to hear has made it, along with more integration of the Champions League too. Expect to see both in the Master League.
Personal highlights headline with the ‘Individual Play Characteristics.’ Something the PES series has been void of over the past couple of years. This element, along with a solid passing system, was a huge factor in the PES series’ astronomical rise. This goes hand-in-hand with ‘All-new animation and moves.’ The animation count in the series has been shocking since nextgen, and this hit an all time low with every player having the same 90 degree shot fake animation in PES 2009. More news on this aspect very soon, expect this to be the biggest revolution in PES 2010.
Something that fans demanded, especially after FIFA 09’s achievement, was ‘Improved Visuals.’ Stating there has been a graphical revamp is promising, and judging by returning cover star Lionel Messi’s appearance in the artwork, things are looking nice. More niggling improvements come the way of a ‘New Penalty System’ and ‘Match Day Atmosphere’, two things that just weren’t up to scratch last year.
All in all then it’s been a very interesting day, with confirmation of many improvements we all wanted to see. For many words aren’t concrete enough, and the need of a video paramount. Let hope this year the first trailer shows PES 2010 at its best, and doesn’t hamper what the game is trying to achieve. Judging by the first press release however, Konami look like they’re doing things differently this year - and you guys deserve the credit.
Fonte: http://winningelevenblog.com/
Possível Imagem do jogo :
Cumps.
"Vamos-nos dedicar muito aos jogadores, não só aos seus rostos e aos seus movimentos, mas também em coisas além do normal, como em entrevistas de televisão no final de cada jogo, os milhares de coisas a acrescentar ao modo "become a legend", e também uma característica que é importante para nós que são os estádios, queremos dar o maior realismo ao jogo, melhoraremos o público para que interligue e interacione mais com os jogos, também os arcos é uma propriedade muito importante para o estádio, tanto quanto as redes. Planeamos um novo modo de jogo, mas não quero divulgar isso porque ainda estamos em dúvida se a vamos incorporar nesta nova versão. Será também possível personalizar as bandeiras de cada equipa escrevendo tudo o que o utilizador quiser. As falhas do PES 2009 não passaram despercebidas pelo grande número de fãs que temos no mundo e não queremos deixa-los insatisfeitos. Eu mesmo já vi o quanto a FIFA tem crescido e desde que existe international super star soccer que eles são a nossa concorrência.Por outro lado, estamos muito atentos à questão das licenças. Embora a Champions League já esteja no jogo, estamos preocupados com o licenciamento da Liga espanhola, e também adicionar mais tipos de bolas e botas. Os kits são ainda uma questão não resolvida tal como a questão da publicidade sobre os mesmos. Temos também trabalhado muito no motor gráfico para aproveitar ao máximo as consolas next-gen , mas é um problema para os utilizadores de PC que não podemos esquece-los. Sabemos de todos os "patches" que são feitos pelas comunidades e são realmente muito bons. Agradeço e felicito essas pessoas pelo seu trabalho. Teremos a possibilidade de o utilizador inserir a sua música facilmente com utilitários para PC e Xbox e PS."
Fonte : http://www.proevolutionsoccer.com.pt/postnuke/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1537
O que acham deste comentário ? cá eu acho que é deste ano ( finalmente ) que a konami vai revolucionar o mundo do futebol !
________________________________________
Mais rumores ( Não passam de rumores ):
It’s been a long time. WENB hasn’t been in the rumour business for a while, and with the site going through a bit of a roller coaster these last few months it good to get back to basics. Getting the news first is what we thrive in, and it was something we managed do very well last year.
With that in mind we’re happy to give you guys the latest teasing information coming from our friends in the industry regarding PES 2010. While we can’t name them officially, but everyone will know the guys who have helped the blog in the past and understand these people are to be listened to - especially as they were very critical of PES 2009.
To simplify things, lets list them in bullet points:
- PES 2010 team will have 200 extra people working on the game
- New graphics and animation engine
- The Spanish La Liga license is back, amongst other lost licenses in the past
- The community mode is in
- Master League revamp
- The UEFA Europa License is a target
- 10 vs 10 online is a target
I haven’t contacted Konami UK over the list as they don’t respond to rumours, but I have managed to talk to other officials in Europe. Without being committal on anything specifically, there response added up to ‘Some are wrong, some are right, and some are below what we will achieve.’ The guy has obviously had some media training…
Fonte : http://winningelevenblog.com/blog/pes-2010-rumours-surface/
Mais palavras...
PES 2010 REVEALED!
http://www.voltagepr.com/artwork/200...sd_jpgcopy.jpg
We have lift off! PES 2010 has been revealed! Thanks to Voltage PR for the news!
Lets get straight into it, here’s the press release:
PES 2010: New Season, All New Game
Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced that its forthcoming PES 2010 title will benefit from the most exhaustive raft of new features in the series’ history, with every aspect of the game benefiting from key improvements. Major gameplay additions will make PES 2010 the most realistic football simulation available.
PES 2010 is scheduled for release on PLAYSTATION®3, Xbox 360, PC-DVD, PSP® (PLAYSTATION®Portable), PlayStation®2 and mobile phones in the Autumn, and follows months of analysis and feedback monitoring to enhance the game in every area. PES Productions, Konami’s Tokyo-based development team, has collated feedback on the series’ strengths and weaknesses via fan forums, both ardent and casual PES players and press comment, and has incorporated a wide range of requests in the new game. The result will be the most challenging, realistic and satisfying PES to date.
Konami has spent the last year expanding the development team’s numbers, and created a number of dedicated departments, each striving to further improving their respective parts of the game both in the short and long terms. Key additions for PES 2010 include:
• Gameplay: PES 2010 focuses on enhancing the excitement of matches between players, making for a truly challenging experience that will constantly test the player. Intuitive zonal defending will cover spaces and players need to look constantly for new ways to attack. PES 2010 focuses on being a real football simulation, as it requires both strategic play and quick reactions, as in real life. In addition to key out-field elements, goalkeepers are more versatile and with abilities matching those of modern shot-stoppers. The game’s referees have also been reworked, with smarter AI elements allowing them to make more balanced calls during matches.
• Improved Visuals: PES 2010 has undergone a major visual revamp, with its celebrated player likenesses and animations now even closer to those of real-life players – including live player expressions to be depicted with an improved lighting system which differentiates between various conditions! Stadium detail is also massively improved, with the grass and other in-stadium elements finely depicted.
• All-new animation and moves: Animations now dovetail into each other seamlessly, with dribbling and shots on goals worked into dribbling animations. More individual skills are also on show, including new flicks and tricks that have a definite showing on the way a game flows. Several elements have been completely reworked, with the dribbling, turning and kicking animations greatly enhanced, while there is a noticeable change in pace when a player passes a ball from a standing position than from within a run.
• Match-Day Atmosphere: Crowd reactions to the on-field action are now more varied, with all new chants and cheers. The subtle difference between Home and Away matches will be reproduced, and the crowd will react spontaneously to specific situations in a game, showing their disdain or pleasure as fouls are committed and goals scored. Likewise, the commentary has been altered to offer a fresher, more concise overview of the game.
• Enhanced Master League: Master League has been thoroughly renewed with the enhancement of managerial aspects, which enables users to enjoy managing a team for a longer career lifespan. Seen by many as a key contributor to the series’ success, the Master League elements in PES 2010 have been bolstered by far-ranging and vital new additions, dedicated to enriching the mode. Further details will be announced shortly.
• AI: The Tokyo team has worked to improve the AI of the game, with Teamvision 2.0 implemented. Midfielders and defenders now work together to cover open space and close down attacks, meaning that cover can be provided for lower-ranked defenders. This also has the additional effect of removing soft goals, thus returning PES 2010 to its simulation roots. In terms of attacking, players can also now move several players once, sending them into different areas, opening up more goal-scoring possibilities than ever before. As such, PES 2010 necessitates a new level of control from the player. Strategic thinking is as important as quick passing, but the new system greatly opens the way the player oversees control of the team. In free kick scenarios, for instance, players can now instigate the runs of the players awaiting the ball in the penalty area.
• Individual Play Characteristics: In previous PES games, the team formation has determined the movements of the players. PES 2010 introduces a new system wherein the individual attacking and defending nature of the players is integral to the way they play. Each player enjoys unique AI tied into their best abilities, and is reflected in the actions of their team mates – i.e. if a player who is known to be a good crosser of the ball is in possession, more players will flood the penalty area to receive it. Similarly, if a player is known to be good with close control, defenders will work to cover their stronger side, while lone strikers will be automatically supported by midfielders on receipt of the ball.
• Strategy Use: A new power gauge system allows users to balance their strategy in a quick, but wide-ranging way before a match. Every element – pass frequency, movement, the line of defence, width of play, or the position of the front line – can be altered to match those of a favoured club: Juventus Turin are a dangerous side on the counter-attack, for instance, while FC Barcelona use width in their attack. These formulations can be altered at any point, too, with Home and Away matches forcing different circumstances on the user, as does the rigours of a Master League season.
• Penalties: An all-new system has been implemented, offering greater control, placing and accuracy.
• Enhanced Online: A new dedicated section of the Tokyo team is committed to improving the online side of PES 2010. More downloadable content is also planned. Konami has supported PES 2009 with the release of new licensed teams, transfer updates, etc, and this support will grow for PES 2010. Team and content updates are planned throughout the game’s lifespan. These will make the game even more bespoke to the player’s match day needs.
Konami has strengthend its relationship with UEFA and can announce it has secured the exclusive video game rights for the Europa League Licence (formerly known as the UEFA Cup). In addition Konami will be enhancing and developing the use of the UEFA Champions League within PES 2010 to make even better use of the best club football competition in the world.
Further details of these new features will be released in the coming months. Konami has also confirmed that Lionel Messi will also be a key endorsement player for the new game, and will feature in the promotion and development of the game later this year.
“We have been monitoring feedback and comments on the progression of the PES series for some time now, and PES 2010 will see us implementing a great deal of the ideas players have been requesting,” commented Naoya Hatsumi, Producer for PES Productions at Konami Digital Entertainment Japan. “We aim to make PES 2010 a more user-friendly, immediate experience that places the emphasis on getting straight into the gameplay for which the series is famed. PES 2010 will look better, will play better, and will recreate real football as closely as the current hardware will allow.”
“The preparations for PES 2010 have been in place for some time now, with the reorganization and increase of the Tokyo-based studio allowing expert teams to concentrate on their particular area,” commented Jon Murphy, PES European Team Leader. “We are now in a better position to implement the greatest raft of changes and improvements to the series we have seen, and thank the PES community for their input.” --
...
THE GAME THE FANS HELPED CREATE
So news of the next game in the PES series is here. Much earlier than years gone by, and with a load of information to boot. Here’s my initial impression on the announcement, and explanations on why we should be proud of Konami and PES 2010.
“PES Productions, Konami’s Tokyo-based development team, has collated feedback on the series’ strengths and weaknesses via fan forums, both ardent and casual PES players and press comment, and has incorporated a wide range of requests in the new game.”
The press release was HUGE, but in my opinion that particular sentence is the most powerful and important one in the whole article. In your first press release, that happens to come out months earlier than usual, that leads with the admission that fans on forums were part of the development process is a massive statement. It finally shows Konami has learned. They have changed and now they are listening.
The way news was launched was also a bit of a surprise. The amount of info to digest was mammoth, but the content was very important with very few buzz words. There was a genuine attempt to tell people what’s going on, and how things are going to be different from now on.
Even the ever present Jon Murphy (who I met in Leipzig a few years ago - very nice fella) is quoted in the release mentioning the community:
“We are now in a better position to implement the greatest raft of changes and improvements to the series we have seen, and thank the PES community for their input.”
Another nod to fanbase who have been very critical of Konami and Seabass over the last few years. But an earlier sentence by Jon perhaps gives us an insight to what PES 2010 has in store for us:
“The preparations for PES 2010 have been in place for some time now, with the reorganization and increase of the Tokyo-based studio allowing expert teams to concentrate on their particular area.”
Me and Suff mentioned plans for PES 2010 were in place before PES 2009 hit, and it certainly seems so in this statement. It’s also encouraging to hear specific teams have specific duties, meaning the rumour of an extra 200 people could be true. Talking of rumours, it’s great to hear a few of the ones this site launched are indeed true. The revamped Master League is in, but that was perhaps an easy guess to make. Not so easy to predict was the UEFA Europa League, which we’re happy to hear has made it, along with more integration of the Champions League too. Expect to see both in the Master League.
Personal highlights headline with the ‘Individual Play Characteristics.’ Something the PES series has been void of over the past couple of years. This element, along with a solid passing system, was a huge factor in the PES series’ astronomical rise. This goes hand-in-hand with ‘All-new animation and moves.’ The animation count in the series has been shocking since nextgen, and this hit an all time low with every player having the same 90 degree shot fake animation in PES 2009. More news on this aspect very soon, expect this to be the biggest revolution in PES 2010.
Something that fans demanded, especially after FIFA 09’s achievement, was ‘Improved Visuals.’ Stating there has been a graphical revamp is promising, and judging by returning cover star Lionel Messi’s appearance in the artwork, things are looking nice. More niggling improvements come the way of a ‘New Penalty System’ and ‘Match Day Atmosphere’, two things that just weren’t up to scratch last year.
All in all then it’s been a very interesting day, with confirmation of many improvements we all wanted to see. For many words aren’t concrete enough, and the need of a video paramount. Let hope this year the first trailer shows PES 2010 at its best, and doesn’t hamper what the game is trying to achieve. Judging by the first press release however, Konami look like they’re doing things differently this year - and you guys deserve the credit.
Fonte: http://winningelevenblog.com/
Possível Imagem do jogo :
Cumps.
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