#LICENSED TEAMS EFOOTBALL PES 2020 FULL#
Once the full game comes out we’ll be able to thoroughly assess and analyze the eFootball PES 2020 UI modernization. Keep in mind though, there’s only a glimpse of menu-to-menu navigation in the Demo version. Instead, KONAMI opted for a simplistic solution that’s easy on the eye and looks pretty charming thanks to several complementing background images. There are none of those boring swamps of menus that overly complicate the simplistic and delicate nature of soccer sim navigation. My PES 2020 Demo first impressions menu-wise are pretty good. PES menus were always five steps behind FIFA and it’s about time we see some changes being made. KONAMI finally decided to listen to years and years of players’ feedback regarding the age-old user interface. Even though the animations can take a bit of time getting used to, the sheer number of details and player movements (including the jerseys) will definitely sweep you off your feet. Everything seems a bit more fluid, it’s just how the game plays. The animations, the tiny on-pitch details, heck, even the grass looks greener than on FIFA.
To be honest, I don’t really remember how good the PES 2019 graphics were in comparison to FIFA 19, but I’m pretty sure they were nowhere near as crisp as this demo.Īnd I’m not just talking about ultra-realistic lighting or high-resolution textures. The game kicked off and I was absolutely blown away by the graphical fidelity. The lighting has been perfected, but that was to be expected considering KONAMI’s statements ahead of the Demo release.īut even the picture-perfect intro cutscene couldn’t prepare me for what unfolded on the pitch. Even though there were some issues on my ultrawide monitor (more on that later), the cut scenes were absolutely insane. The first thing that hit me was right before the kickoff of my first PES 2020 match, the cut scenes. Now that we have the disclaimer out of our way, let’s start talking about PES 2020 Demo first impressions! PES 2020 Demo First Impressions: The Presentation Many issues that I point out below ought to be resolved by the time the full game hits the digital shelves. They’re pretty different and we should all cherish the fact there’s enough room out there for two proper football simulations.Īdditionally, everything you’ll read below refers to the DEMO version of eFootball PES 2020 that came out on July 30 th. It’s just my personal preference, I’m not saying one game is better than the other. I have played every PES that came out (since PES 6 which is still my favorite) but I’ve started preferring FIFA (since FIFA 13) due to better multiplayer gameplay options and far wider set of leagues and licenses.
#LICENSED TEAMS EFOOTBALL PES 2020 PRO#
I am not that used to the Pro Evolution Soccer ecosystem but I’m 100% sure my objective approach will be both informative and interesting to people looking for the freshest PES 2020 news. This PES 2020 Demo First Impressions blog is written by a casual FIFA player. But, for what it’s worth, my PES 2020 Demo first impressions aren’t half bad. With EA’s FIFA franchise already a well-established name in the esports industry, it will be interesting to see KONAMI’s struggles in esports waters. It’s eFootball PES 2020, announcing the potential pivoting to esports waters. As the title implies, this year PES 2020 isn’t just PES 2020. Some of them are visible even before you first boot up the game. There are plenty of new things in the upcoming installment of Pro Evolution Soccer. By Pavo Jurkic in Sports Games | Aug, 9th 2019
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