Players can (and do) mess things up, just how for every Graziano Pelle wonder-strike there is a comedy failed Rabona, a la the oft-repeated David Dunn clip. There is a genuine unpredictability about things, so don’t expect a cookie cutter passing move that culminates in a perfect through-pass. Every player behaves completely differently. In motion, you start to pick up on these nuances. Konami have rebuffed a multitude of players, as well as employing significant AI advances thanks to Kojima’s FOX Engine that allow teams and players to behave as they would do in real life. From Cristiano Ronaldo’s cavernous maw and signature running style, to Gareth Bale’s trademark heart celebration and appearance befitting a refrigerator with a monkey’s head on it – you will be blown away by some of the motion capture and face-scanning that has gone on here.
The other thing that hits you from the get-go is the quality of some of the player likenesses, which are astonishingly accurate. Even the tactics selection screen has had an overhaul for the better. The menus, which you will be able to see from our video content, are far more intuitive and inviting than they were last year. It isn’t just me who does this, right?īut let’s concentrate on the things that immediately stand out, for a moment. You can pretty much edit everything here, and I am surely not alone in being the kind of guy who has (for many years) religiously changed all of the player and club names, and anything else that didn’t feel right, before embarking on my football adventure. Even the Copa Sudamericana and other pan-continental competitions are plagued with copyright-swerving and oddly spelled players. Some are going to be put off by the lack of “real” player names, or in some cases international squads.
One which allowed me to sit down with an old friend, play a couple of matches, and feel both old-school Pro Evo nostalgia, as well as genuine next-gen awe.Īs always, we will move swiftly past the licensing issues. Because PES 2015 is an excellent game of football. But have the days where the “big two” stand shoulder to shoulder as genuine rivals really long since passed? Based upon the evidence at hand here, those days look to have returned. Some would argue that leaving it a few months after the latest annual release of that other soccer simulation means that this here PES is on a hiding to nothing.
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