The graphical requirements have been notched up this year – off the back of widespread criticism over last year’s PC port.
To see PES at its very best, make sure to pick up on PC.ĭREAM TEAM EXCLUSIVE OFFER: BET £5, GET A FREE £20 BET Improved lighting effects, motion blur and depth of field help add a TV-style gloss to replays, while realistic crowds generate a real sense of occasion to every match. Stewards patrol up the stands, cameramen dart up and down the line – there’s so much going on, yet the game still retains a silky smooth 60FPS throughout. There’s bags of detail in each stadium, too. Pick it up on PC for the best visual experience
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Player models are much improved this year – making full use of the brilliant Fox Engine. This year, the team have overhauled the animation and player models – making everything look and feel more realistic than ever. Konami’s game is powered by the Fox Engine – the same powerhouse behind the likes of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. There’s no ‘one is better than the other’ this year regarding visuals, it just comes down to preference.įIFA 18 may have Frostbite, but don’t write off PES when it comes to graphics. There’s more sheen and gloss in FIFA 18, but PES offers cleaner, more crisp visuals. When compared with PES 2018, EA’s game holds up well. They’re still not quite there, but it’s a huge improvement. Managers have been given a much-needed spit and polish, too – now looking almost as good as the players themselves. The result is that you can now celebrate with them – watching as they scramble down the stands to try and reach you.ĮA has subtly changed how the stadiums are lit – so if you’re playing in South America, a hazy, sun-kissed look helps it feel very different to if you’re playing in Manchester. Speaking of which, crowds have had a huge boost this year – with more sophisticated models and animations. Cristiano Ronaldo starred in the FIFA 18 reveal trailer
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