GOAL! PES 2 - 2 FIFA: FIFA 16 has more headline-grabbing new features like female teams and Draft mode, but PES 2016 feels like the game that has undergone the biggest transformation.
The result is a completely transformed experience both on and off the field. PES 2016 takes the tinkerman approach, making lots of little tweaks and changes all over the park, from dynamic weather to an improved collision system. GOAL! PES 1 - 1 FIFA: While PES is always going to struggle to nab official leagues and licenses, it really doesn't do itself any favours by launching with outdated team lineups and bizarre kits.Īs the women's game becomes more popular - thanks in no small part to our Lionesses' World Cup exploits - FIFA 16 shrewdly introduces female teams and players for the first time ever - even if with only 12 international teams and one unofficial tournament, it all feels a little undercooked.ĮA Sports has also added pre-season tournaments to career mode - giving teams a chance to earn more dosh - as well as Draft mode to FIFA Ultimate Team, which temporarily lets users know what it's like to manage a team of world-class players - without shelling out big bucks on gold packs. PES 2016 does, however, claw back some kudos thanks to its Player ID system, with more superstars running, dribbling and shooting like their real-world counterparts. Unfortunately, team lineups are outdated, kits are all wrong, the commentary is robotic and who's ever heard of the Konami Stadium? PES 2016 has the Champions League and Euro 2016 licenses, as well as a smattering of official clubs and leagues, including Manchester United from our very own Premiership. Each match kind of feels like a Sky Sports presentation.
It features authentic crowd chants and songs, realistic commentary, and lots of little touches like goalline technology and vanishing spray for free kicks. The FIFA series has used its Abramovich-esque financial clout to bag a ton of official teams, leagues, players, kits and stadiums.
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