Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 review

Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 reminded me just how good Konami’s football games can be—and why I’ve been playing FIFA instead for years. The slow pace requires precision, patience and deliberate build-up play, and putting together a 10-pass move ending in a volley from the edge of the box is a better feeling than anything you’ll find in FIFA. But poor AI and intermittent online connectivity have given me more headaches than those moments of glory are usually worth.Not all that much has changed since last year. There are no new modes and no game-changing new controls to master. You’re also still playing, largely, with unlicensed teams, so expect to see Man Blue up against West London White. Some leagues, including the Scottish Premiership, are fully licensed, along with the odd team like Barcelona and Liverpool, and you can always download an options file to get the proper team kits and badges for unlicensed teams. It’s never really bothered me, especially because I spend most of my time in Master League, where you take a team of made-up nobodies to the top.BeheadedThough there are no revolutions here, subtle improvements do exist on the field, starting with animations. It’s not just passing… Read full this story

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