When it comes to football games there is one title that has grabbed the attention of the press more than any other and achieved the highest scores on online reviews - FIFA 13.
Pro Evolution Soccer is the underappreciated optional, a series often disregarded as the lower of the 2, but has the PES 2013 Xbox 360 model been capable to chance all that?
This review will look at the gameplay, AI, graphics and online mode to compare the two games and see whether PES 2013 really is a contender.
The Game play
This is undoubtedly the best place to start because it is the area that has seen the most improvements from the general fluidity of play to the training mode and the much-hyped "Full control" feature.
Full control was made with the purpose of giving players just that, full control and flexible of motions for more natural, and individualistic, game play.
Furthermore, Konami has included some extra options that add to the experience and make the soccer game more challenging, such as "Dynamic first touch" and improved manual control on passing and finishing.
PES New AI system
Another benefit of this new PES title is the improved AI - now known as ProActive AI. Basically this means there is a better chance that the rest of the team and the goalkeepers will respond in the way that you want and so far it seems to be faring better than the AI we are used to.
These new reactions and interactions help improve the realism of the game - a function that now clearly stands out as being the key selling point of this soccer game.
The artworks
Whether design are as crucial as gameplay is a matter of feeling, but there is definitely a desire for more natural look and amazing visuals as each title progresses. Sadly, this is an area where the PES 2013 Xbox 360 edition falls short in comparison to its EA rival.
Pro Evolution Soccer is the underappreciated optional, a series often disregarded as the lower of the 2, but has the PES 2013 Xbox 360 model been capable to chance all that?
This review will look at the gameplay, AI, graphics and online mode to compare the two games and see whether PES 2013 really is a contender.
The Game play
This is undoubtedly the best place to start because it is the area that has seen the most improvements from the general fluidity of play to the training mode and the much-hyped "Full control" feature.
Full control was made with the purpose of giving players just that, full control and flexible of motions for more natural, and individualistic, game play.
Furthermore, Konami has included some extra options that add to the experience and make the soccer game more challenging, such as "Dynamic first touch" and improved manual control on passing and finishing.
PES New AI system
Another benefit of this new PES title is the improved AI - now known as ProActive AI. Basically this means there is a better chance that the rest of the team and the goalkeepers will respond in the way that you want and so far it seems to be faring better than the AI we are used to.
These new reactions and interactions help improve the realism of the game - a function that now clearly stands out as being the key selling point of this soccer game.
The artworks
Whether design are as crucial as gameplay is a matter of feeling, but there is definitely a desire for more natural look and amazing visuals as each title progresses. Sadly, this is an area where the PES 2013 Xbox 360 edition falls short in comparison to its EA rival.
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