m圜lub is extremely deep and where I primarily spend my time. Make your custom team, control every aspect of the team (manager, play style, trainers, players, etc.), play games and compete in leagues. Long story short, m圜lub mode is a fantasy mode mixed with franchise mode. My favorite mode, m圜lub, is a reason to play PES if you haven’t before (I go somewhat in depth about m圜lub in my review for PES 2016). Returning from last year are all of the same modes. Madden is a title, for better or worse, that I will always buy, and I know there are soccer fans out there that feel the same way about video game titles for their sport.
PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2017 PS4 UPDATE
You see, if we were talking about the Madden franchise (which I purchase every year) and you said it was just a marginal update with gameplay tweaks, new rosters and maybe some minor changes, I would be fine with it. Especially if PES is your soccer franchise of choice and you already love what the franchise brings to the table.This is why I said earlier that I was torn. Gameplay tweaks are Konami’s selling point this year and that also isn’t a bad thing. No new modes were added to PES 2017, so if 2016 wasn’t your soccer game of choice, I doubt this year’s release will change your mind on the franchise.
I totally understand the “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it” mentality, but it’s hard to justify a $60 purchase on a game that is almost exactly the same game it was last year. Being that this is my second year reviewing PES, I have more of a familiarity with the franchise and had different expectations going into it this year. I somewhat touched on this in my NHL 17 review, having not played the NHL franchise frequently as of late, it was a new experience to me, so I graded the title in that regard. I’m torn with how I feel about a strictly marginally updated sports release. I don’t think anyone can argue this point with me and this is a really cut and dry annual update with nothing entirely new. Marginal updates and upgrades is exactly what you get with PES 2017. I look at it like it’s my sophomore year with the title and it’s fair to say while it’s a new year, it’s also a lot of the same that we had last year.
PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2017 PS4 PRO
This is the second year I’m covering the Pro Evolution Soccer series. Now that we know the sports menu of these past few months, let’s move on to PES 2017. Not to mention for dessert we also have WWE 2K17 dropping early next month. This month I also reviewed the release of NHL 17 (review here) and we had the release of NBA 2K17 (review here), FIFA 17 (review coming soon) and Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 (PES 2017). Last month saw the release and my review of one of my favorite franchises Madden (review here), which was really just the appetizer to what we’ve gotten in September. We are knee deep in sports releases right now.
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