Ps3 new games Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Review

"Engineered for freedom". No, it's not another eye-rolling tagline for a latest car TV ad, but the back-of-the-box headline for those 10th outing of Konami's annual feast of football. You might be forgiven for thinking that this is the usual marketing bulls**t. After all, did we don’t you have the whole 360 freedom to manually pass recently? Well, yeah, but let's not ruin a good slogan. A less punchy tagline, but closer to the mark, would have been more freedom, again. Konami loves boasting about this stuff, but it bears repeating - only when because it's actually true for your greater degree. The main boast is the 'freedom to play', this then is obviously where PES impresses most at the moment. Passing feels crisp, responsive and intuitive, and if you can get that right in a football game, you're halfway to greatness. Even if you're any type of those players who completely overlooks left-trigger-enhanced manual passing, it's easy to see that Seabass and co. have completely nailed basic fundamentals these times. Simply knocking the ball around to feet, may satisfying zip with it, and fewer passes go limply astray. Likewise, AI players are certainly more alive to the situation, and gonna read your intentions and run towards misplaced passes or try and break into space. The system develops the flow and excitement of last year's PES, albeit with added conviction.

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