PES 2014 lands the Argentinian football license which will add 20 Primera División Teams to the mix along with two FOX sports announcers

It just keeps getting better and better, and we like it that way don't we? Konami has landed 20 new Argentinian teams to the Pro Evolution Soccer lineup, along with two famous Argentinian Fox sports announcers Fernando Niembro and Mario Closs. The newly added football license will give another boost in helping secure a possible victory against FIFA this year. At least in hopes. Here are all 20 teams listed below you can check out.

• All Boys


• Argentinos Juniors


• Arsenal


• Atlético de Rafaela


• Belgrano


• Boca Juniors


• Colón


• Estudiantes


• Gimnasia y Esgrima


• Godoy Cruz


• Lanús


• Newell's Old Boys


• Olimpo


• Quilmes


• Racing


• River Plate


• Rosario Central


• San Lorenzo


• Tigre


• Vélez Sarsfield

PES 2014 is set to launch on the same day as FIFA, where they will both go head to head for the number one position, seriously enough this time, and for the first time in years. PES has struggled to maintain itself as a rival against FIFA, but always taking the silver medal in the process. Now that it's being backed up by the Fox Engine, some speculate that might change this year. You can expect the release of it on September 24, as recently confirmed by Konami. Xbox 360, PS3, and PSP will see their version, but not next generation consoles or 3DS, PSVita, nor Wii-U. The latest trailer with Kei Masuda below explains some of the new concept systems being implemented this time around.