PES 2010 edges it for me when it comes to graphics because the actual games look fantastic, FIFA has more fluidity in animation but the players look better in PES. The action in both games is very close to the real thing and the animations are top notch.
Not only do players look facially like the real footballers, they also have the right build and even the right gait when they run.
The player likenesses are startling and extremely good in both games. With PES 2010 the menu system is much improved and the ratings and positions of players are clearer than ever before however, FIFA still handles this aspect of the game better.
Pes 2010 vs fifa 2010 pro#
Something is lost in translation with Pro Evolution Soccer and their menu systems can be awkward and badly worded. Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 has made strides in this department and most of the names are authentic but there are a few dodgy examples still there. FIFA, as always, has all of the official licenses so every player is named correctly, every team is named correctly and the competitions are recognisable. The presentation and depth of FIFA 2010 wins out over Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. It is tough to choose between the two so let’s break it down further. They both offer a wide range of modes but they can be distilled down to multiplayer off and online, a manager mode, and a career mode where you play as an individual player and have to rise to the top of the footballing world. You have much greater control of your players and both games have introduced a more fluid and enjoyable dribbling experience. This year the big development is the addition of true 360 degree movement. There is no doubt that the developers play each other’s games and so new modes and mechanics tend to appear in both camps. FIFA 2010 versus Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 So finally we come to the current versions. It is one of the greatest rivalries in videogames. FIFA has always outperformed Pro Evo in terms of sales but you can put that down to a much bigger marketing spend by EA. Certainly in terms of critical scores, FIFA has been top of the league since the new generation of consoles was released.īrand loyalty has played a big part in the battle between Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA and many gamers have stuck with their choice regardless of critical opinion about which is best. In the last couple of years FIFA was completely redesigned and thanks to some well considered new developments it managed to wrestle back the ascendancy in many people’s eyes. FIFA had the big licenses and the player likenesses but it was slow, predictable and appealed mainly to casual gamers and kids. For hardcore football fans it was an obvious winner.
Pes 2010 vs fifa 2010 series#
Throughout the lifetime of the PS2 the Pro Evolution Soccer series consistently delivered a more engaging gameplay experience. Despite the lack of proper licenses and an awkward ratings and menu system the Pro Evolution Soccer series dominated the next few years. This new contender offered realistic football with fluid, natural movement and exciting gameplay. It marked a glorious entry into the soccer genre for Konami and it lead to the Pro Evolution Soccer series. International Superstar Soccer Pro was the best football game to be released on the PlayStation up to that time. For the next 4 years the FIFA series was virtually unchallenged, but in 1997 a new kid on the block hammered it into submission. They kicked off the FIFA series in 1993 with FIFA International Soccer which represented a leap forward for the visual style of football games with an isometric view on the action.
Electronic Arts are the company behind the FIFA games and they have made sports titles one of the cornerstones of their success. The war between FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer goes back a long way.
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