- Estimate difficulty: 5/10.
- Estimated time to platinum: 30 – 40 hours.
- Minimum number of play-throughs needed: Roughly 50 – 100 matches across various game modes.
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Trophy breakdown: 28 (10
, 12
, 5
, 1
).
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Offline: 26 (10
, 11
, 5
, 0
).
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Online: 2 (0
, 1
, 0
, 1
). Warning! The servers have shut down.
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Offline: 26 (10
- Missable trophies: None.
- Glitched trophies: None.
- Does difficulty affect trophies? No.
- Special hardware required for platinum? No.
Introduction: Welcome to PES 2011! This is Konami’s latest take on the classic sport. It features a slew of teams and players from across the world and offers a variety of game modes. If you’re a fan of the sport, you should be quite at home playing this game. Even if you’re not a fan, there’s still fun to be had.
Trophy-wise, this game is overall very, very easy albeit time consuming. If you’re looking to get the platinum for this game as quickly as possible, you won’t actually have to play all that many games, since many of the longer trophies can be obtained via simulating. The simulating process doesn’t take too long, but it will definitely feel like a grind due to the boring nature. Since the one online trophy can easily be boosted, there is only one truly challenging trophy in the game, “Dead-ball Expert”.
Important: Please note that all trophies unlock at the end of the match, even if you fulfill the requirements in the middle of the match (or earlier).
Now, let’s get to the road map proper…
Step 1: Online. For this step you want to unlock
Mr. Consistency (Online)
which is the only true online trophy. (The platinum is being counted, since you need to get "Mr. Consistency" to get it.) It is easily boosted. See the trophy for details.
Step 2: Master League. During this step, you are aiming to unlock a very large chunk of the trophies in this game. The vast majority of these will be completed in the first season and will take quite a bit of time. After the first season, you’ll have to grind out nine more seasons. This is best handled by simulating the games. In this game mode, you should unlock the following trophies:
First Glory
Come Back Win
Last Gasp
Perfect 10
The Gentleman
Possession Play
Hat-trick Hero
Predatory Striker
World Footballer of the Year
European Elite 16
Kings of Europe
League Winner
No. 1 Club
The Invincibles
10 Years of Service
Note that the “The Invincibles” trophy requires that you have an undefeated season. So, you will naturally be working on and unlocking all of the Master League specific trophies listed before it. As such, I have put a lot of detail in to that trophy’s specific guide. For matches that you actually play, keep track of the stadiums. This will save you some time for the “World Traveler” trophy.
Step 3: UEFA Champions League. During this step, you are looking to unlock the following:
Made the Knockout phase
European Champions
To ensure that you win the championship, you will want to win every game. Again, since you can play on “Beginner” difficulty, this should pose no problem. As above, keep track of the stadiums that you play in.
Step 4: Copa Santander Libertadores. This is just like the previous step except you’re playing in Latin America. Here you will unlock
Kings of Latin America
As above, keep track of the stadiums that you play in.
Step 5: Become a Legend. The trophies you will unlock in this mode are:
The Debutant
International Cup Debut
International Cup MVP
The Super Hero
The Journeyman
As above, keep track of the stadiums that you play in.
Step 6: Mop Up. Although it is possible that you unlocked some of the remaining trophies in one of the previous steps, it is fairly unlikely. These remaining trophies should be unlocked in Exhibition mode. The trophies are
World Traveler
Long Ranger
Dead-ball Expert
Ultimate Player
Unless you’re really lucky, the “Dead-ball Expert” trophy is probably the last trophy you’ll get. The other two are easy to get and should come along in the process of unlocking “Dead-ball Expert”.
Acknowledgements: I would like to thank Adeel_E13 for his original guide. This guide should be thought of as a collaboration between him and me in an effort to expand his guide. The reason it is being “expanded” is because I thought that his guide lacked some details that would be useful, especially for those of us (like me) who aren’t well versed in the soccer (football) universe.
[PS3T Would Like to Thank Cauchy for this Road Map]