Animations look solid on the field, but they're restricted by the fact that you can't move 360 degrees. Players are grainy and jaggy and the environments have next to no detail, especially the crowd. With a year development cycle, and based on what we've seen other development teams achieve in that timeframe, Konami really should've done more. I can't help but sympathize a bit with those who are unhappy with the lack of new content. That's about it for on-the-field changes which is sure to anger some of the diehard PES Fans who were expecting more from the package. To bend your kick to the left, simply tilt the remote to the left and vice versa to bend to the right. Free kicks have also seen a change thanks to the inclusion of tilt technology. There's a new stamina mechanic that dutifully insures you won't be making runs down the entire length of the field. Despite the fact that Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 hasn't been innovated in any truly significant way, the small refinements that have been made help an already impressive package.įor those who haven't played PES on Wii before, it's essentially as close to you'll ever come to managing every aspect of a soccer game from a bird's eye view. It relies primarily on the IR sensor and, thanks to some new functionality, the tilt ability of the remote and the results are wonderfully accurate and varied from what we're used to seeing from soccer titles on other systems. Thankfully Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer has been able to make what is quite possibly the smoothest transition of any series onto the Wii's hardware. Porting a sports game onto the Wii is extremely difficult thanks to the motion sensitive controls that are geared more towards a gamer who doesn't rely on instantaneous feedback to score a goal or make a quick, decisive pass.
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