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Going Against The Grain...
It seems thats what I'm doing when talking highly of PES 2010. It's like people don't want to hear it, with negativity their main focus when talking about the series.
Is a decent PES game that hard to imagine?
Well you better get used to it, as thats what we have this year. It's awesome to play one great footy game after the other, and while some may want to disguise the fact FIFA 10 isn't that good - it actually is.
But for me there are big reasons why I'll be siding with PES 2010, obviously depending on if they get those bugs cleaned up. First of all the graphical and visual appeal. Yes I know graphics aren't the most important thing in a game, but they're so awesome in PES 2010 that its hard to ignore. From faces, to player models, to kits, to stadiums, to grass etc etc the list goes on. PES 2010 looks miles better than FIFA 10. In all those aspects.
Then there's the dribbling and general feel of playing the game. I appreciate what EA have done with FIFA 10's dribbling with the new skilled dribbling, but it still feels far too predetermined for my liking. To beat a man with natural movements feels very...well, unnatural. When you press down those two shoulder buttons you have it already in your mind you want to beat the man. Where as in PES its all natural, and going past a player is part of the games DNA.
Finally player individuality. I feel EA have made strides to nail this with FIFA 10, but the difference when playing both is clear to see. With FIFA 10 Messi and Ribery are dribblers who are quick, but will they be actually better to purchase over the likes of Lennon or Shaun Wright-Phillips? The intricacies are in PES, and thats what floats my boat.
There's a long list of what FIFA 10 is better at (animations are dreamy!), but people will start to find that in those respective fields PES 2010 isn't that far behind at all. After thinking that way for a number of months I feel more confident in that prediction after playing both games back to back. This IS the year for PES fans, no doubt.
What?Shall have to play both demos extensively to decide which to buy.
Swaying to Fifa atm, unless PES has some of create a player mode?
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I heart you Scutch!
They had that in the last game, create a legend i think, found it pretty boring myself.Shall have to play both demos extensively to decide which to buy.
Swaying to Fifa atm, unless PES has some of create a player mode?
I've been playing the game for around 3 hours, and wanted to give you initial impressions.
First of all, the review code is not final code. I think I incorrectly stated this in the past. It seems its around 90%, with the bulk of what will be in the final game. The only thing left to do is polish.
Embargo's are in place, thats why you haven't seen people who have code shout about it and start to detail gameplay details. Luckily, me and Suff can talk about it on the podcast. But this means no videos or screenshots as yet from the code. Don't worry though, as A) you have the demo tomorrow, and B) we will get final retail code early October.
I'm going to be brief and try to do all my explaining in the podcast. So, we'll have some bullet points:
- Response times improved immensely! So happy about this
- Defending and collisions with players more realistic than previous code
- No excessive use of side foot shot animation, much more variety
- Fake teams now licensed, list to follow after embargo lifted
- Graphics have been touched up some more, really is incredible
- Loads of new faces (Balotelli, Santon etc)
- Still 22 stadiums
- Edit mode same as 75% version
- Penalties still not implemented
- More transfers done, but still some left (Sneider to Inter etc)
- New subtle animations. Nothing massive, but plenty of little animations to improve the flow of the game
- Quite a few licensed bands
Thats it for now. Due to embargo I can't be too detailed in my responses, but feel free to ask questions about certain things. Might be good to wait for the podcast though.
Awful. Absolutely terrible.
No idea who has played this and thinks it's upto the same level as Fifa.
OK just played a match (way too short)
Like people anticipated code is old, reminds me of the code I had at 75% - but seems a tad sharper. Really bad response issues, these are so much better in the code I have. Secondly I've seen AI take over your player, this is non-existent in the 90% code. It was in the previous code I had, but not as common as this one short match in the demo!
Also, silly things players running away from throughballs are in the demo.
Well there's a lot of refinement when comparing this demo to the 90% one I have.
Have to say, the CPU taking over your player is a joke in the demo, even worse than the old code I had. Far too much AI interference.
Secondly, players (when defending) seem to be unresponsive when wanting collect loose balls. Like the throughball problem, always seem to be running away from the ball.
Finally, Top Player is way easier in the demo than my code. You guys are lucky LOL.
but all the issues I've stated are better in the code I have. Apart from that you get a good idea about what PES 2010 is about
I couldn't find it at first either. You have to search "pes 2010" for it to show up.Can't seem to find the PES10 demo either on the PS3, will downlad FIFA10 instead see what that's like.
I will mate, was out watching the game last night so never got it downloaded.f**kabout gally is like certain people in FC - Its still a top quality product even if its doing s**t!
Take the PES tinted glasses off son and give FIFA a proper go!
I will mate, was out watching the game last night so never got it downloaded.
I am a pesfan boy, would never deny that and i'm going to give both games a go this year.
I think I already know pro will be more realistic and nice slow paced.
We will find out. I don't judge any games on demos.