From here you can select the appropriate menu to import your images. one at a time because they're easier to find.īack out of the import screen to the original Edit menu. You have the option to import all your images on the USB at the same time, but I think it's easier to import the emblems, kits, manager photos, etc. I had a bunch of folders with error marks on them, but when I scrolled down the images I had imported where there (shown above). When you're importing images, everything on your USB will show up in this viewer (note: most of the kits shown are from last year). My USB was formatted as an ExFAT USB in order for the PlayStation 4 to recognize it. Put the images you want to import on a USB in a folder named WEPES. If they're too big, they may not be recognized for download. png files, and cropped to the correct resolution listed in the screen above. Images like competition badges and manager photos can be found anywhere.Īll the files must either be. Warning: you'll be downloading data from the internet, so make sure its from a trusted source for your own protection. You may have to search around a little to find the most up-to-date kits for the current season, but now that PES 2017 is out a variety of kits should be easy to find. Where do you get the kit images? A number of fan sites can be found online if you search for PES kits option files PS4 or some variant thereof. As you can see in the image above, there are L for large (resolution) and S for (small). You can import more images than in PES 2106, but the exact number depends on the resolution of the images and how much data overall it takes up. Select Import/Export and then Import Images. You'll come back to the screen above often in the process to access and change a variety of different elements such as importing unis and editing players.įor importing images of kits, team and competition badges, etc., scroll to the bottom and select Data Management. Here's your step-by-step guide for importing kits, badges, manager photos, and more for PES 2017 specifically on the PS4.įirst, scroll over to the Extras tab at the top of the main menu screen and select Edit. Moreover, there's an easy way to fill in the gaps on the PlayStation systems and PC (sorry Xbox owners). This year's Pro Evolution Soccer has a bevy of official licenses ( click here for the review), from English Premier League teams like Arsenal, Bundesliga sides like Borussia Dortmund, and leagues in Brazil and Chile (for a full list, go here).
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