Download Free PC Game Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Full Version
Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 There's no question that competition is a healthy thing for the videogame industry. Just look at soccer games, for instance. For a long while Pro Evolution Soccer (formerly Winning Eleven in the states) was a far superior product to the EA Sports alternative. Over the last few years the tide has begun to turn and it's never been more evident than in the 2010 iterations that EA Sports has surpassed its closest competitor. While Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 is by no means a bad soccer game, it pales in comparison to what FIFA 10 sent out to the pitch in just about every category.Pro Evolution Soccer 2010's biggest stride forward is in its visuals. Players look fantastic, resembling their real life counterparts much closer than other sports games. The framerate is fluid and the details on the field are kept at a high level. Animation work is also solid, but you won't see quite the same breadth of moves as you do in FIFA. Also, players look slightly more robotic on the field as they stick to straight lines more than they should. Physical interactions between players vying for control of a loose ball are definitely present and do a good job conveying realism.
As far as gameplay changes go there really haven't been many additions, which is probably my biggest issue with Pro Evo 2010.Konami says that they've added 360-degree dribbling, and yet it doesn't feel nearly as refined as what I played in FIFA. Players are still caught on rails during some moments and the artificial intelligence doesn't have the know-how to get out of the way of passes nor does it have the urgency to sprint towards a loose ball. It's too often that I'm stuck on a straight-line run when I really want to careen around a player to better receive a thru ball. At the end of the day the gameplay on the pitch can't stand up to the other soccer products on the market. I'm not sure if it's due to lacking development resources but Pro Evolution Soccer needs to up the investment in research and development in order to deliver a more fluid, natural and true-to-life soccer experience if it wants to keep pace.
So while the experience on the field feels slightly old (except for the visuals which are very impressive), the list of modes is home to cool UEFA Champions integration and a respectable career mode. The UEFA Champions League comes with a few nice elements of pageantry with cinematics playing before the contest's biggest games. You'll also find the Europa League making its way into Pro Evolution Soccer. I'm all for adding licenses and leagues into these games, but what PES really needs is some forward thinking in the way these modes are structured and designed.
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The Become A Legend mode (read: career mode) is pretty standard fare judging from what we've seen from other sports games. You create your fledgling soccer stud, play a practice game and then sign to a team. Based on your performance you'll eventually make your way to better and better squads with the eventual goal of making it onto the national team.
The way this mode is presented is very puzzling. Progression seems to be a hidden feat and including options such as making your player very injury prone, somewhat injury prone or not injury prone at all are head scratchers. Presentation continues to be an issue for the series when there's as much information being conveyed as there is in the Become A Legend mode.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Video Trailer
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 System Requirements
Pro Evolution Soccer 2010: Minimal system requirements
• CPU: Intel Pentium 4 with 2.5 GHz or comparable processor
• Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce FX series or Ati Radeon 9700 series or better (128 MiByte, Pixel Shader 2.0)
• Memory: 1 GiByte
• Storage: Min. 8 GByte free disc space
Pro Evolution Soccer 2010: Recommended system requirements
• CPU: Intel core 2 Dou with 2.0 GHz or comparable processor
• Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce 7900 GT or Ati Radeon HD 2400 series or better (256 MiByte, Pixel Shader 3.0)
• Memory: 2 GiByte
• Storage: Min. 8 GByte free disc space
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