Free-to-play PES 2016 confirmed

Coming out December 8 with seven teams, unlimited MyClub.

The rumoured free-to-play version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 first outed by the Australian ratings board has been confirmed by IGN. The free-to-play version arrives on December 8 (PS3, PS4) and includes seven teams (incl. Bayern Munich, Juventus, AS Roma, Brazil and France) in exhibition mode, a full training mode and the full MyClub mode. It's a curious package, but clearly Konami are hoping that an influx of free players will spend real money in MyClub mode.

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