Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: Konami / Genre: Sports / Release Date: 2006 / Massively upgraded AI-- players run intelligently into ... more

Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PC) ... space when not in possession of the ball;Physical side of play has been refined, with players working to turn a defender as they receive the ball;Shooting system refined players can attempt more snap shots;New licensed teams including official kits for Argentina, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain and Sweden;More balanced referees;New and exciting game modes including International Challenge and Random modes;Much-loved Master League makes a welcome return

Newest Review: ... during league seasons seem to be overly complicated to me and I didn't find the manual much help. It's a shame, I think. If ... more

... Konami put in a little effort to take advantage of the stuff the PC can do over the consoles in terms of the presentation of the game, then PES would kick FIFA all over the park. At the minute, though, it's picked last and threatening to take its ball home if people don't start passing to it. At £15, I think I just about paid a decent price for PES6, although from my perspective, Konami have spent nothing on creating a version for the PC that would do it justice. Giving us PC owners an almost straight port of a console...more

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	Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PC DVD) In a nutshell: The world?s most popular football sim returns w ... Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 4.54

Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PC DVD)
In a nutshell: The world?s most popular football sim returns w ...

Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47

£ 4.54

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Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PC): It's a game of two halves. (953 words)
by - written on 10/12/07 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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For a long time, my only football game of choice on the PC was any one of the yearly FIFA series. As a rule, I'd avoid the odd -numbered years and only buy the even numbered ones. The differences between each annual update were generally too few to be worthwhile. For a long time, on the PC, FIFA was without competition. Over the past few years, though, a growing number of people have been singing the virtues of Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) on the consoles and latterly, on the PC. As it was only £15 in my local Game shop in the summer, I thought PES6 was worth the gamble. Installation was PC standard. Bung the CD into the drive and let the setup ... Read the complete review