Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 – Xbox 360

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Features Real Touch In football, what dictates and separate the best from the rest is 1st touch control. Precise Pass Combining Real Touch and real ball physics, passing is an art form in PES 2017. Authentic Visuals For PES 2017 the visuals have seen a major upgrade, offering Authentic Visuals thanks to the further incorporation of Fox Engine. Natural Player Movement New features such as Real Touch and Precise Pass see huge benefit as hundreds of new animations have been added, giving a vast array of movements when trapping and passing the ball. Goal Keeping Keepers see a great jump in quality through added motions and animations, creating the most agile keepers in PES history. Total Team Control The series is known for incredible depth when controlling how your team plays, and with Total Team Control in PES 2017 users have new on the fly options during a match. Corner Kick Control – Control the defensive and offensive strategies on a set pieces to add a new dimension to corner kicks. Advanced Instructions Strategies that are quite individually defined such as Tiki-taka and tight marking which is strongly based on team ideology can be now set in Advanced Instructions, which adds a huge variety in how you plan to win. Adaptive AI For the first time in a football game, the AI will learn how you play, listen to your strategy plans, follow your Advanced Instructions, and change their tactics accordingly! Pass to a star player often? The opposition will double up on him and mark heavily.. Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 sees the return of the multi-award winning franchise complete with an abundance of new features and quality improvements. PES 2017 aims to retain its title of Best Sports Game for a third year, as voted across the world at games shows and by major media outlets in 2014 and 2015. I generally hold the Pro Evolution series in high regard. Some years I may have thought the controls were needlessly complex, obscuring the larger gameplay, or wished the career or online modes were more substantial, but I understood and appreciated what was being attempted. PES 2017 crosses that line between an object that is admired and respected to one that is purely loved. The title is not perfect, but its gameplay is so natural that it feels like there’s little between you and what happens onscreen. It’s modes aren’t complete, but they are absorbing. Like anything that is loved, the answers may be incomplete but the feeling is total. Gameplay has long been a strength of the franchise, but this year what stands out is how the controls and animations that govern what you see on the screen don’t act as filters that translate your intentions. They rarely get in the way of what you want to perform on the pitch and what you expect to see. Thus, I’m not getting stuck in animations for as long, and I’m not even using some controls as much, such as double tapping for a standing tackle, since I can trust the game to resolve possession naturally. Sports games often add…