Shooting feels slightly more varied than in 2018 but as time goes on I expect to see many more new animation in shooting and all around the pitch.ĭefending doesn’t feel vastly different from PES2018, the key for me is still not to hold down the pressure button and to actually guide your player yourself to cover space across the pitch, this will continue to allow you to cover the defensive areas better than relying on the pressure buttons, then time the tackle to regain possession. I found playing with low assisted passing helped rectify this though. Having assisted passing on, as many do, did sometimes actually throw off my pass in terms of where I thought I was passing it. Passing still feels very good and you need to be accurate with how you pass the ball. It’s something that I personally really enjoy as it gives a sense of consideration to all your decisions but nothing felt delayed. However the biggest change I could see was the weight of the players. The first thing that stood out to me was that the game didn’t feel dramatically different. AC Milan vs Inter Milan/France vs Argentina. This isn’t a full review obviously but rather some impressions of what we think.įor context, I played all my games on Superstar difficulty with both teams with an upwards green arrow and tried to keep my teams even in quality to my opponents e.g.
We’ve been unable to attend the events we were kindly invited to by Konami to play the game at an earlier date so our impressions are only coming at this stage with the public demo released to the world. This year has been a funny one for PES and NGB.
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