And this is a common consequence

And this is a common consequence of yearly releases. Sometimes, settings get dialed up a little too much, messing with the overall flow. It happened with the heroic goalies before (which never really got fixed). Now, we're getting it with the precognitive defenders.'It may be passeacute'to say, but FIFA 16 is a game of two halves. Off the field, not much has changed that you could really write home about. The stalwarts of career mode and Ultimate Team feel much the same as they did before with very minor changes.

With the Pokemon Go Stardust Farming ball at your feet though, the tooth-and-nail fights to hold on to a 1-0 lead against superior opposition or to take advantage of an entirely organic mistake to equalise in the final knocking of a lower league cup match, along with the general feeling that you're taking part in a decent tactical battle are stellar. The things EA hasn't shouted about are the things that they've clearly worked the hardest on and while there are still flaws, this is the best on-pitch representation of the beautiful game since Konami's PlayStation 2 efforts.

Ten yearsPokemon Pokecoins ago Pro Evolution Soccer was by far the most popular football game in the world. Despite having a limited number of licensed players (Von Mistelroum rather than Van Nistelrooy, anyone?), the gameplay was better than anything else on the market. However, after PES 5, the game started its long, steady decline, before eventually playing second-fiddle to Fifa for the coming decade. But this year PES will finally close the gap between. Well, nearly.


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