#Pes 17 ps4 review pro#

Watch our resident gamer score a stunning goal in Pro Evolution Soccer 2017. But we did score a couple of spectacular goals that may not have been possible in FIFA 16, and you can watch one of them in the video below. On the other hand, scoring stunning goals is a lot harder now because the keeper's skills appear to have improved. In PES 2017 Demo, the refereeing appeared consistent and definitely more lenient than FIFA. In some games you'll get away with a few fouls, while in others you won't. You'd also notice that some referees in FIFA are more lenient than others.

If you were to try this in FIFA, you'd notice that you need to be far closer to the opponent to land a sliding tackle. Although sliding tackles are still a bit too effective in PES 17, they look a lot more realistic and players can't cover unrealistic distances with one tackle. Sliding tackles would take players too far in PES 16 too, making it look like the player was skiing on the pitch. In FIFA, you see a large icon on-screen to indicate that the referee has played advantage. We noticed that when the referee decides to play an advantage (let play carry on after a foul because you managed to retain possession), it's hard to tell if he saw the foul. In PES 17 Demo, that 'strategy' got us two red cards and four yellows in the first match itself. To make up for our lack of skills, we'd often commit cynical fouls in PES 16. Now you can't get away with persistent fouling. Off-the-ball fouls would often go unnoticed. In PES 16, referees were a bit too lenient towards tackles.

PES 17 Demo shows us a glimpse of a fast-paced football game with one major improvement - the referee. It's a happy coincidence for those who play these games though, because there is more of a choice. FIFA used to be arcade and PES more of a simulation game in days past, but things have changed now. Those who've been playing the games for years will know that this is a role reversal for the two games.

Pes 17 ps4 review