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And this is true no matter how skilled the player with the ball is.

As for the midfielders, holding on the ball while not sprinting is still the most effective way of retaining it, sprinting just categorically increases the chance of losing the ball. Goalkeeping ability definitely makes a very visible change in how they handle the offensive. You either get those tackles in or face a very credible chance of conceding that goal. Tackling in the game has become more dynamic and recovering from a failed sliding tackle seems to take longer now. Stamina conservation seems like an important tactic and sometime coming back from a deficit becomes rather difficult when you’ve run the players too hard. Planning seems like a big part of the game and tough opponents will take a toll on your players.

It is no longer just keep your players running on the field and then swap out a couple of them and have an almost as efficient team. There hasn’t been any change in the controls of the game per se but the gameplay sure has evolved quite a bit. The rest of the modes are pretty much what we have seen up until now. You actually have to pre-plan quite a bit for purchasing costly players and still negotiations don’t always go your way. Trading players in the career modes have definitely become better and is quite a bit dynamic. Some of the procedurally created characters in the career modes look just ridiculous, and just blatant copies of each others. But it’s the design of the lesser known and generic players that still suffers. But the player designs have clearly taken a while for those players that they have the licenses for, and Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi look better than they ever have in either PES or FIFA. The different modes in the game are pretty consistent to what we have seen previously. We could definitely had done with a bit more variety with these. And the cinematics are limited as well and seem to repeat for each season. And these character designs are rotated when different characters are selected by the user. But here again, it seems Konami has just developed a handful of character designs. The cinematics come into play when playing the career modes, and I did try playing a few different ones.

Another thing that I feel that needs mention is that the commentary during the game still tends to become repetitive when you’ve played the game for 40 hours. But music is of course a subjective matter. It has quite a few catchy tracks that would obviously appeal to a lot of people. The selection of music has always been one of the key additions to the FIFA and PES games, and it’s no exception this time around.

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And what really pleases me is that Konami has actually improved on the player collisions and are pretty spot on about how a fall or tackle would be. But moving on, the ball and gameplay animations are top notch. And these menus and the interface could sometimes be rather confusing. It seems PES 2020 still has the bad trait of poorly created menus. But things may not be as pleasing when people launch the game. To start off, the new PES 2020 comes with excellent visuals in the game, with excellent character models and audience and coach animations. Also Read - Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy S23 camera, battery details leaked online Graphics, Music and Cinematics Also Read - Hero Vida V1 bookings start in India: Check price, features Here’s my review of the eFootball PES 2020. Konami’s PES for the record has always been about the gameplay and not about the club and the player names. While FIFA has been known to grab all the licenses and celebrities, Konami has done that it can for PES and almost always got the gameplay bit right. The football gaming community has always debated about the two prominent games in the market over the years which is FIFAand PES.