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Pro Evolution Soccer does not disappoint and this year, the voices of fans world-wide have been heard. Subscribe Now.Pro Evolution Soccer is a video game built on pride, the pride that comes from making the most realistic soccer experience one can have within the world of gaming. They do spill the ball perhaps a tad too frequently PS3 but can also produce some stunning stops and double saves like the PS2 version. Keepers seem to sit somewhere between the PS2 and PS3 version in there ability which is just about acceptable, though certainly not advised for future releases. Response times are perhaps not quite as tight as the PS2 version of the game but this is helped by the pace of the action which is actually very good, if perhaps maybe a little too slow and measured. The game still uses what looks like a PS1. I do confess to finding it odd though that the game only allows PS2 data transfer. That applies across all formats of the PES series Mr. Not a deal breaker by any means and perhaps only something that this reviewer pines for, but an extra dimension to these standard competition modes would be welcome. This is something that has been present in PES titles before and I think adds to the games longevity. As for other game modes it is a case of the tried and trusted and while it is hard to fault there inclusion it is a tad disappointing that the International and European championship tournaments do no come equipped with a qualification mode.
Unfortunately due to some technical problems the online could not be tested properly. Luckily you can pick an amazing two yes two types of turf grain! Commentary is also missing, but I can appreciate that this is a technical choice on the part of Konami so as to not have the game constantly accessing the disk, and to be honest it is perhaps a blessing in disguise as Lawrenson is posted missing. There is one solitary stadium in the game.
The good news is that the PSP version like the PS2 version which also missed out last year, now has the mode fully in place as a playable stand alone tournament, one off exhibition match and even an ad-hoc tournament mode.Įven the fully licensed track list makes it in with the bonus of being able to create your own playlists from music stored on your memory stick into the bargain as well as all the Champions League introduction videos and snazzy alternate mixes of the main theme.
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