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Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: Konami / Sports / Rating: E - (Everyone),up to 2 players / published by: Konami / Pro Evolution Soccer 2 ... more

Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PS2) ... also boasts players benefiting from over 25 skill factors, including attacking nature, balance, stamina, strength and shot and pass accuracy, each of which endow the players with differing abilities and playing styles. The game's extensive 'Player Create' option also allows fans to recreate their favourite players for use in the game, determining their appearance and performance using the aforementioned attributes, while also highlighting a further 19 specific key skills and abilities.

Newest Review: ... on the floor. The gameplay is simply brilliant, the players will occupy there positions just like in a real game and can be ... more

... called into action whenever needed. The game has 56 nationial squads to choose from and 40 club sides, the only problem with some of the squads is the made up player names, if this bothers you the names of players, team names, kits can all be changed in the edit mode, which is simply brilliant if you want to create yout own players or edit current players, you could even create yourself if you wish. The graphics of the game are really nice and give the game at great feel, the stadiums look identical and have a g...more

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PS2): Evolution? My arse... (1147 words)
by - written on 22/02/03 (Very useful, 1110 readings)
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Pro Evolution Soccer then. I heard the first one was to quote a friend "pretty damned good". After falling in love with the original ISS Pro Evo on the PSX, I couldn't wait to get my grubby mits on this. Oh how I was wrong... Putting it simply, and bearing in mind I've never played Pro Evolution Soccer 1, I found Pro Evo 2 a mixed bag. Sometimes you can genuinely be enjoying it, then something will happen which just gets my goat. And from the supposed "best football game ever", it happens far too often for my astute liking. First and foremost I must address the gameplay, being the most important of any football game. ... Read the complete review

Almost Perfect Evolution Soccer... (1507 words)
by - written on 27/03/03 (Very useful, 315 readings)
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Life isn?t fair. Girls Aloud recently beat Electric Six to the number one spot in the music charts. Family Guy is still overshadowed by the now stale Simpsons. And every year, without fail, Fifa outsells Pro Evolution Soccer. The dreaded ?casual gamer? regarded with such pure, unfiltered hatred across the internet is the staple of Electronic Arts? annual effort; the TV adverts, celebrity endorsements and licensed soundtracks entice the easily led, the people who buy PS2s because they?re more popular, and call the Gamecube childish even though they themselves are only nine. Meanwhile, Konami?s game sits on the shelves. Fifa has always been disliked because it ... Read the complete review

Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PS2): True Football (678 words)
by - written on 10/02/03 (Very useful, 341 readings)
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Every year we get several - average (FIFA) and/or below (This Is Football) par - football releases. You learn to expect repetitious and profuse final products to arrive in your local game's store. Call me cynical but a new addition of the same Fifa (bar the latest installment) every year is starting to tire... a lot. "New leagues, new AI, new face models, new game-play", new this new that, but still, nine times out of ten we're getting the same game with extras. It seems that these days when it comes to football games you have to be very tolerant and wise to the drivel that developers feed you, if you don't want to be disappointed by what your ... Read the complete review

How do you improve upon Perfection? (872 words)
by - written on 21/01/03 (Very useful, 412 readings)
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That was title #1 in a series of misleading titles. Many said that Pro Evolution Soccer (the European release of Winning Eleven 5) was sheer perfection. This is wrong - it is not the perfect simulation, rather the most accurate football game out there. Pro Evolution Soccer 2 had a few main points that it needed to improve upon: 1. Slightly improve the shooting system 2. Better commentary 3. Licensed team and player names 4. Adjustable match length in Master League Mode So after purchasing my copy of Pro Evolution Soccer 2, and after a few hours intensive play, here is the lowdown - have they improved the best simulation yet? ... Read the complete review

Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PS2): More of the same. (855 words)
by - written on 04/12/02 (Very useful, 550 readings)
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After the dismal Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) I didn't expect any miracles from the sequel, Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PES2). I thought I'd give it a try after reading numerous complimentary reviews. The games box says there are hundreds of new additions, there probably are, in fact they probably counted changing all the club team names to hilarious fictional ones as 40 additions. The one major improvement to the actual gameplay is that the players have sharper responses to your controls. The appalling slippery sliding players in PES have been replaced with slightly less uncontrollable ones. This is perhaps the only real difference between the two games, but one which ... Read the complete review