Since "Patch 3.6" usually refers to the PTE Patch (PTE Team) or similar community updates for Pro Evolution Soccer 2013, this guide focuses on how to install, navigate, and troubleshoot the most popular patches for that game. The PTE Patch 3.6 (and similar versions like Smoke Patch or PESEdit) transforms the old PES 2013 into a modern game with updated kits, faces, leagues, and balls. Here is your guide to looking at and understanding Patch 3.6.
1. Pre-Installation Checklist Before you install the patch, ensure you have a clean foundation. Most patches require a specific starting point.
Clean Installation: It is highly recommended to uninstall your current PES 2013 and reinstall it fresh. Do not install Patch 3.6 over other patches (like Smoke Patch or older PTE versions), as this will cause crashes. No Crack Required (Usually): If you are using the original DVD version, keep it as is. If you are using a pirated version, the patch often includes a fix, but a clean ISO install is best. Hard Drive Space: Ensure you have at least 10GB+ of free space (patches are large).
2. Installation Steps (Standard for PTE 3.6) While specific installers vary, the standard process for the major PES 2013 patches is: Pes 2013 patch 3.6
Download: Get the patch parts (usually Part 1, Part 2, etc.) and the "Fix" update if available. Extract: Use WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract the files. You will usually get an .exe installer. Run Installer: Right-click the installer and select "Run as Administrator" . Select Directory: This is the most critical step.
The installer will ask where to install. You must select your PES 2013 Installation Folder (e.g., C:\Program Files (x86)\KONAMI\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 ). Do not let it create a new folder inside the game folder (e.g., ...\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013\PTE Patch ). It must overwrite the game files directly.
Wait: Let the installer copy the new balls, stadiums, and kits. This can take 10–30 minutes. Apply Updates: If the patch has subsequent updates (e.g., 3.6 to 3.7), install them after the main patch. Since "Patch 3
3. Looking at the Game Menu: What Changed? Once installed, boot up the game. Here is what to look for to confirm the patch is working: A. The Intro & Background
The standard PES 2013 intro video is usually replaced with a "PTE Patch" video. The background menu image will change to a custom graphic featuring modern players (like Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappe, etc., depending on the patch year).
B. "Extra" Menu (Settings)
Go to Extra in the main menu. Look for PTE Settings (or PESEdit Selector). This is the "Control Center" of the patch. From here, you can:
Switch Leagues: Turn specific leagues on/off (e.g., enable the Bundesliga or Brazilian League). Change Balls: Select classic or modern footballs. Change Scoreboards: Toggle between different TV broadcast styles (ESPN, Sky Sports, etc.).