Japanese writer Konami has issued an apology for the sorry state of eFootball at launch, which has grow to be the butt of many a joke over the previous 24 hours or so. Writing on Twitter, the official eFootball account stated: “We’re very sorry for the issues, and wish to guarantee everybody we are going to take all considerations critically and try to enhance the present state of affairs.” The staff has obtained suggestions regarding sport steadiness, questionable cutscenes and facial expressions, and participant motion.
The assertion continues: “This work will probably be repeatedly up to date, high quality will probably be improved and content material will probably be added constantly. From subsequent week onward, we are going to put together for an replace in October, whereas receiving additional opinions by way of questionnaires to our customers.”
Ever for the reason that sport launched yesterday morning, the web has been ablaze with disapproving feedback and visible captures of how really damaged eFootball can get. That features examples of how dangerous Lionel Messi can look and gamers disappearing. We highlighted as a lot in our Hands On impressions: “The unhappy actuality is that whereas eFootball had the chance to be disruptive, it’s one of the best commercial for FIFA 22 that EA Sports activities might have requested for. Konami’s bought a mountain to climb to avoid wasting this collection’ season, and it’s going to take greater than Sam Allardyce to maintain its hopes alive.”
Embedded under are only a few examples of what Konami felt the necessity to apologise for.
