“PES 2016” is being powered by the same Fox engine as the “PES 2015” but the visual and software upgrades are immediately noticeable once the game begins.
Those who have had the opportunity to test play “PES 2016” are one in saying that player movements have become less stiff than it was before and player cheats are also deteriorating as the match progresses. These new features actually make the experience more enjoyable for gamers.
With the extension of Konami’s partnership with UEFA, gamers would continue to enjoy access to the official Champions League mode. To a good number of gamers, “FIFA” still maintains the edge over “PES” when it comes to football simulation video game, but with the significant strides that both “PES 2015” and the upcoming “PES 2016,” the same fans are now having second thoughts on which video game is superior to the other.
“PES 2015” can actually hold its own over the upcoming “FIFA 16” in terms of gameplay and graphics so if that is the case and “PES 2016” is an improved version of “PES 2015,” then it follows that it’s better than “FIFA 16.”
What makes PES 2015 stand out among football gamers and enthusiasts is its captivating gameplay, which Konami fine-tuned further with one-touch passing system as well as having that seamless flow to it that enable players to feel the game like they are out on the football field themselves.
I feel PES is a better game all around than FiFa but I would also like to see Konami add lot more stadiums, more real player faces, and more team licenses, the gameplay and graphics are fantastic but to say that they are only into improving that, is just stupid! They have that down pat, and they should really look into adding more teams, leagues, stadiums, etc… We all want sports games to be as real as they can get and that is where Konami fails!
It is hard for Konami to get the licenses, EA bid crazy amounts for the licences and Konami can not outbid them and make a profit.