The work never ends as Konami jumps through hoops fixing problems with Pro Evolution Soccer 2014

Did Konami rush too fast in creating this year's PES (Winning Eleven) game? Perhaps, but they have assured their loyal fans that they are working around the clock to make good what started out bad. From a post that appeared on their game forums recently, was stated that they have identified some key issues with their latest Pro Evolution Soccer title, and that they are in the process of preparing a solution, "with the support of Microsoft".

Also stating that as soon as they can establish a date for an update to fix your PES blues, Konami will immediately notify their users via social networks, the press, PES community, and by way of the following link if you want to use that as well. I myself will post about it here of course, pointing you in the right direction if you need some help. Since the original launch on Xbox 360, they've been having problems left and right with the online mode. The original "day one patch" didn't yield the fix it was intended, even though Adam Bhatti had posted a temporary fix to  the community. See here for that fix, which by the time you read this might be outdated.

On the horizon also is an update that will bring an 11 versus 11 feature to PES 2014, along with the update to fix those frustrating online play issues.

C-games users will get a taste of Winning Eleven 2014 today on their Google TV STBs and LGE Smart TV devices

A number of gamers are starting to switch to other platforms to get their gaming fix, and Cloud is certainly no exception to the rule. Now that Winning Eleven 2014 is out, it's also landed in the realm for C-games users who can play it on their Google TV STB and LGE Smart TV devices. Thanks to a partnership between Ubitus and LG Uplus, there will be no need to have a high end computer to handle Konami's latest Fox Engine based soccer game.

"Ubitus is thrilled to be the one to bring Winning Eleven 2014 to the cloud. This marks a significant milestone not just for LG Uplus and Konami, but also the endorsement of industry leading players toward the disruptive trend of cloud gaming and our cloud technology. Together with our partners we will continue to grow and solidify the cloud gaming industry for the masses", according to the CEO of Ubitus. 

"At LG Uplus, our goal is to offer highly attractive services and titles with the easiest access possible. The cooperation with Ubitus is a prime example of how the partnership can bring the best possible titles like Konami's Winning Eleven 2014 directly and instantly to C-games users over LG Uplus Robust and speedy network", from the General Manager of LG Uplus. 

Earlier this year Cloud Gaming services was also graced with last year's PES 2013 release, and now that the latest Winning Eleven title has saw some drastic changes, one can only wonder which will be the popular one among the players.