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The world's most popular soccer game is back under a new name, Pro Evolution Soccer 2008. Formerly Winning Eleven, PES 2008 builds upon the competitive spirit embodied by its predecessor with some major improvements. PES gamers will discover a more immersive, vivid soccer experience than they've ever played! Hot-shots will have plenty of new moves to show-up their opponents, or get shown-up so tape those ankles!
Strengths: complete and fluid control over players and match. slew of match options.
Weakness: Learning curve a bit steep. defense control a bit lacking.
Once you spend thirty minutes or so taking the control trainings you are immersed into the best soccer game on any platform ever. Konami has done a great job of using wii's inovative control system to come up with a ground breaking sports game. You can drag players all over the field, create fluid counter attacks, man mark opposing players etc. all with a wave of the wiimote and a button press or...
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Most-revolutionary soccer video game ever
Strengths: Revolutionizes video game soccer – you literally draw up plays on the field and use motion controls kick or head the ball; deep "career" modes; online play
Weakness: You can’t play two-player on the same team – only versus
Konami's "Pro Evolution Soccer," previously known as "Winning Eleven," has always been a solid if underrated competitor to EA Sports’ "FIFA" series. But "PES 2008" for the Wii surpasses "FIFA" – and possibly every other soccer video game ever made. It integrates the Wii’s motion controls perfectly and must be played to be believed. You literally draw up plays on the field by using the...
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