PES, once notorious for having distorted, nightmarish versions of real players, has been eager to change that perception in recent times, and it wouldn’t be a stretch to suggest that PES 2017 has the best graphics of the series to date, if not of any football game.
But once I was in a match and kicking the pig’s bladder around, it all came together, piece by piece, until it was obvious that the small changes to the game had made a huge impact on it overall. The menus seemed unchanged and there wasn’t much to instantly instill excitement about leaping into the latest piece of pure football simulation. Kicking off as Arsenal against Atletico Madrid in the game’s demo, it would be a lie to say a sea of changes had come over the game since last year’s edition. The series may never rise to the same level of popularity as FIFA again, but if they keep up the way they’re going with PES 2017, they won’t be far away before long. As barmy and regressive as Konami have become in recent times, at least they’ve kept one thing consistent: Pro Evolution Soccer.
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