With more strategy involved, gamers will spend more time developing the skills necessary to master the game.
Graphics - The graphics related to the players and player movements are realistic enough to give this game an air of quality.Gamers will get the opportunity to hone their skills before heading to the field of competition. Training Mode - This new version features a training mode.Both soccer fans and novice gamers will enjoy the action and the ability to face-off with friends and family in head-to-head matches using dual controllers. Veterans of the PES series will most likely have difficulty adjusting to more strict enforcement of the rules, but the learning curve should be temporary. First time players should have no problem picking up the appropriate techniques for dribbling, passing and kicking. The menus are improved and are very easy to navigate. In the end, the action is very realistic.
Kicks require a little more oomph to get past the goalkeeper, but a good game controller eliminates this issue in a hurry. This could be corrected if the developer decides to use an analogue platform in the future.
It is annoying when a player receiving a pass hesitates for a second before moving into action. Player movements continue in much the same way. Again, this is another stride towards realism. The other improvement that warrants comment is the addition of a second player to "tee" the ball up during free kicks. There is still room for move improvement, but the game is headed in the right direction. Popular players are much easier to recognize. The graphics in this latest version are a huge improvement over prior versions. The only issue with the referee is that is tends to slow things down a bit, even if the hand ball calls have been dialed back a bit. In the 2004 version, the rules appear to be more strictly enforced, especially in off-the-ball play. First, the addition of an actual referee on the field is a nice touch. Some of the changes from prior versions need to be discussed. Overall, PES produces one of the most realistic football simulators on the market. The release of Pro Evolution Soccer 2004 represents a material improvement over the 2003 game. With each additional version, Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) continues to tweak the game format and make impressive improvements.
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