#Pes 17 ps4 review Patch#

Mertesacker is a pretty good defender but he lacks pace. Let's look at Arsenal's Per Mertesacker as an example. You'll find mediocre fast players running rings around the opposition and slower players will often be unable to compensate for that. This means that you will end up scoring plenty of wonder goals, find yourself making a lot of last-ditch sliding tackles, and in general trying things you wouldn't in FIFA.ДЄs with all arcade football games, pace is unrealistic in PES 2017. PES 2017 retains an arcade-y feel, which is a pleasant contrast to FIFA's recent move towards in-game realism.

The refereeing is improved and you can no longer get away with off-the-ball fouls as often as you used to in the previous iteration. PES 2017 has a whole bunch of improvements that fix our frustrations with PES 2016. Once you start playing though, all those issues will be forgotten.

#Pes 17 ps4 review Patch#

You can edit the club names yourself too, and these names should also be available via a patch from the game's active user-base, if that bothers you too much. PES 2017 features real players with excellent likenesses, so the game doesn't suffer much. It has licences for all major clubs in South America. If South American leagues excite you more than their European counterparts, then PES 2017 is the game for you. This creates an odd paradox because Konami has licenced UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, but most of the teams you can play with in these tournaments are likely to have fake names, kits, and crests.

Commentators will not mention these teams either. This leaves PES 2017 with randomly named teams such as PM Black White, Man Red, Man Blue, etc. FIFA has exclusive deals with clubs such as Juventus, Manchester United, and Real Madrid, apart from partnerships such as the one with the Spanish La Liga.

EA Sports' marketing machine is proving to be way too strong for Konami. The first thing we noticed about PES 2017 is the lack of licences for several major clubs.