You’ve all read the epic press release and seen the trailers/videos, but nothing can prepare you for that moment when you actually play PES 2016.
It was close, but it was the best sports game I played at E3 2015, and I’m about to tell you why.
I’ve been playing early code of PES at E3 for six years now and this is by far the best, most polished state I’ve seen the game in at this early stage. You get the point, right? Okay, well, even if you didn’t, I’ll put it simple terms. If rubbish even dreamt about PES 2016 it better wake up and apologise. This year, that word has no business being attached to PES 2016. Sure, the final product was a monumental improvement and a very good football game, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that the E3 code was (no other way to put it) rubbish. I was both amused and crushingly disappointed in equal measure.
Remember E3 2014? You know, when I played PES 2015 for the first time and thought it was essentially a PES 2014 remaster on the PS4.
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