Pro Evolution Soccer 6

THE GOOD:
Graphical Content


Great Player Appearance


Tricks & Skills


Edit Mode


Tougher Gameplay


Difficult Free Kicks


Improved Online Play


Excellent Close Control

THE BAD:
No German League (With the exception of Bayern Munich)


Short Free Kicks (Wall already organised when you take it)


The Lack Of Licenses

SUMMARY:
Pro Evolution Soccer 6 is a very impressive game. It gives you the edge. If you don't actually play football yourself, this is your second option. In my honest opinion, easily the best football game around. Which includes Master League as well as the older editions of PES. This game personally, doesn't get boring, I, myself, have been playing it since early November, and yet to get...

THE GOOD:
*Slightly improved graphics.
*Body animations improved.
*Facial expressions more realistic.
*Goalkeeper animations improved.
*New tournament.
*New licenses.
*Improved ball control.
*More shop items.

THE BAD:
*Improvements are minor.
*Increased realism may seem like a step back (see below).
*German clubs removed (excl. Bayern Munich).

SUMMARY:
With the expectations of a classic game heightened by the success of previous PES titles, there was no doubt that PES6 would be a quality football game and Konami duly delivered. One main thing that has always needed improving was the problems with glitches during games but in PES6, many of the problems found in previous titles in the series and the game is generally glitch free (apart from odd problem when players collide). The player's animations haven't ever been brilliant either but PES6 has a wide range of running styles, kicking styles and other...