PES 17 Review
That Sweet Spot: FIFA 17 Review
I think I owe it to you guys and mention right on the outset that I have a soft spot for FIFA. I mean I’d go with FIFA over PES regardless of the year, simply because you are treated to a fuller experience with the former. So I usually just compare how close PES manages to get FIFA each year. But surprisingly enough this year, PES 17 is closed in on that gap and shook the very ground EA Sports thought they stood so firm on. Last year FIFA was a bit of a let down as the on pitch action failed to live up to the hype. And even though FIFA 17 doesn’t really fix all the flaws in FIFA 16 it surely is an improvement to the franchise with one major addition that makes it a game to consider this year, which is the addition of the story mode. Each year EA Sports tries to refine the game ...
Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 Review
PES 2017 is a genuine step forward in the series. This year the football play a bit more competitive again. Gameplay seems smooth and passing very authentic. It’s not only due to the easy controls, but also because of the smoothness in gameplay which is a direct result of the player’s brilliant animation system and fluidity with which they change their stance and sprint on the field. Why don’t we just get into the review itself? Goalkeeper Improvement The goalkeepers are supposedly improved this year, but I can’t see how! The keepers are fairly easy to get the ball past but even easier to beat once you place the ball before shooting. In PES 2016, keepers seemed to have an issue with getting low to save the ball, which meant a spilled ball would inevitably find the b...