When we told you that September was going to be pretty busy for us, we weren't even close. With the flood of titles released this month, it was hard not to find something you liked, so chances are that sportsmen and lovers of beautiful curves - double meaning - alike all found the perfect match - again, double meaning. Our coverage of TGS probably managed to reassure the Playstation Vita owners among you, if our great videos from LittleBigPlanet Vita were not enough. In short, if you missed anything in the last 30 days, there's plenty to do while waiting for everything October has to offer.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 is the first football game to arrive this year, so here are a couple of videos of this year's edition. We will try to add more gameplay footage as soon as possible but with Borderlands 2, F1 2012 and the PC version of Sherlock Holmes, we have plenty of things to take care of.

That's it, the summer break is now over, and though we managed to bring quite a lot of content in the past two months, you should of course expect a lot more in September. Our small team is as motivated as ever, so you should see a good number of videos of highly-anticipated games such as Borderlands 2 or Fifa 13 or PES 2013, but we'll also cover more modest titles, like Of Orcs and Men, whose graphics seem rather impressive to us considering it's not a AAA game, or The testament of Sherlock Holmes, which could appeal to adventure enthusiasts. If I can find some time to translate both articles, we'll also have a full hands-on preview of Harold, Moon Spider's very first game, as well as the interview of Loris Malek, the studio's president. Lots of stuff as I was saying, to thank you for your support and confidence.

More Konami screenshots with this time Pro Evolution Soccer 2013. You've probably had a chance to play the demo so please feel free to share your feelings about the game in the comments.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 shows its Player ID system in this new trailer, whis is basically a signature moves system that intend to make matches more realistic.

If you did not get enough football/soccer with the 2012 Euro, you will be happy to discover some of the most beautiful goals of the competition in Pro Evolution Soccer 2013. Now the question is: how the hell did the French national team get in there?