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Pro 2010 Demo
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Just played it there now, wow this is terrible imo, so slow, horrible player movement, passing isn't satisfying whatsoever, only thing I will say is the graphics are amazing.
I'm not biased either btw, last year was the first Fifa I bought since 1999, its so sad to see how far Pro Evo has regressed so badly in the last few years
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Just played it there now, wow this is terrible imo, so slow, horrible player movement, passing isn't satisfying whatsoever, only thing I will say is the graphics are amazing.
I'm not biased either btw, last year was the first Fifa I bought since 1999, its so sad to see how far Pro Evo has regressed so badly in the last few years
I agree. It feels clunky. Am I the only one where it feels the players legs seems as if there tied to an elastic band and once you press shoot it takes a second for the band to be taken off and they fling their leg at it?
But the graphics are really good in it. Prefer the camera angle in Pes aswell.0 -
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The graphics look absoltely brilliant, but if the keeper AI is so off, graphics won't mean anything.0 -
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Having downloaded the PES demo, my first impressions were very good improvement in many areas.
- The menu screens finally have some proper music. It was great to get a blast of Kaiser Chiefs and others instead of the generic J-Pop we've had to endure since the series began.
- The in-game graphics are amazing (for the players and the pitch anyway). The player likeness is stunning in many occasions. Stevie-G, Thierry Henry, Messi and all look very, very realistic.
- The camera 'focus' effects during replays are excellent and help give a focus to the ball, player or object being followed (players in the foreground, background are a little out of focus). It really looks excellent.
- The game has been slowed back down from previous years, allowing for a little more thoughtful play.
On the down side:- The keepers are pants (Well, playing as Liverpool Reina was fairly crap - so quite lifelike then ... oooh, Controversial
) - The defenders part like the Red Sea to let a quick opposition striker through.
- The game felt a little sluggish in places, like you were suggesting to the players which way to move rather than controlling the play.
- The in game sound is awful - chants are looped and don't really respond well to the flow of the play... and there's the 'thud' every time you kick the ball.
Overall, I left the PES 2010 demo feeling a little deflated. It had promise from the start, and I can honestly say that the player likeness took my breath away when it loaded first. Playing the game felt like there was something missing - You can't quite put your finger on what it is but there is something.
It's kind of like watching Live footy on ITV sport - it has all the bits that should be great, but it just feels kind of wrong compared to the quality that BBC Sport can put into a live broadcast (without needing to go for all the gimmicks that Sky Sports use).
I would say that this is a huge step in the right direction, but needs refining.
I have played the FIFA demo a bit as well and it just responds a little better for me, the 360 degree dribbling makes the game feel a little more free, the crowd. Although I really hate the player models in FIFA - they look silly compared to the brilliance of the images in PES 2010.
If the two games met and had some sort of a love-child with the best of both, what a great game that would be. 0 -
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Having bought all the previous PES series and the ISS series I had great hopes for this release. I have now become so frustrated with Konami's lack of improvement since PES 2008. PES has not been good since PES 6, even PES 6had super online play (No Lag, etc)...... This demo is pretty bad.
1. Player movement shocking its supposed to be 360 degree movement, but it's not. The players take an age to change direction and feel clunky.
2. Keepers are terrible even worse that PES 2009
I have pre-ordered the game and paid for it so I'm now in 2 minds what to do about it. Why would konami release a demo that is not of the same build as the final game. It has been said on other forums that the demo build is old and these problems will be fixed. I'll believe that when I see it. All we want as PES supporters is good smooth game play, online play fixed, realistic keepers.
I hope I'm proved wrong but can't see it happening........:mad:0 -
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Catenaccio! wrote: »I hate this blind devotion to one or the other (both sets of fans are to blame). If the FIFA10 demo was actually called the PES10 demo then you'd all be loving it. If it was the opposite way around I'd be saying that Fifa ain't worth buying this year.
I agree, as there is no need for blind devotion (like in the old Sega / Nintendo days, you backed a camp and never the twain shall meet). PES had long been superior to FIFA in the Gameplay stakes and rightly so (I came to the series late - around PES 5 - after years of playing FIFA and was instantly won over, even with playing as Man Red vs Merseyside Blue :pac:).
PES 2008 and 2009 have both disappointed, but many have soldiered on because there were genuinely good moments, and good fun when playing with a few mates that made most of the frustrations worth it. It still wasn't a bad game.
At the same time, having tried FIFA 08 and not liking it at all I played it safe and bought PES 2009. It was alright again - but found myself after a few months buying FIFA 09 and really enjoying it more than PES. It still had it's flaws (like the long pause before a Substitution takes place), but it played a more responsive game and became my Footy game of choice.
Like many of us, that didn't automatically mean that FIFA 10 was going to be the first choice for a fix footy action and were willing to give them all a chance this year.Catenaccio! wrote: »If the FIFA10 demo was actually called the PES10 demo then you'd all be loving it. Definitely, but that's just because the FIFA 10 Demo plays football miles better than the PES demo. The could call it Frogger, and it would still be good and I'd be loving it 0 -
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