Not only this, but individual players techniques and physical attributes are accounted for in Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. Faces are rounder, limbs are less jagged, and the animations are fluidly lifelike. The player likenesses are better than ever before, naturally. And here, thanks to a completely revamped game engine, Pro Evolution Soccer is more realistic than ever before. Of course, as with real football, the most important stuff happens on the pitch. free kicks, goal poaching, heading, etc.) This system is far easier on the eye than having to focus on huge lists of stats, like you had to in the previous Pro Evolution Soccer. Each player has a series of cards when you view his stats that show you instantly the areas he is good in (e.g. Player 'cards' are another feature that's been talked up in Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. Preview windows explain exactly what will happen to your line-up as you make changes to these tactics. Team tactics are controlled using slide bars, to precisely set elements such as pressing, defensive line, counter attacking etc. The tactics and formation system has been treated to a complete overall, and it's a thousand times better than the previous Pro Evolution Soccer fiddly series of menus. Although the garish pink and black color scheme remains, all the menus are better organized and more 'professional' than the previous version. Thankfully, things have been improved greatly in Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. Navigating the in-game tactics and formation menus on the other hand, was like trying to crack the entry code on the front door of the Pentagon. The set-up menus looked like been built in half an hour by a four-year-old. One thing that was widely panned in Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 was the menu system.

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