Maybe I am just having a dumbed down week but I found it extremely hard to simply set up my team prior to a game – every time I selected a player the CPU would ask me if I wanted to “use as comparison” when all I wanted to do was to put out my top line-up. FIFA must have the rights to use the team name of Chelsea so it was somewhat disconcerting playing with “London FC”. The teams were up to date with the most recent transfers. While there are enough teams in PES13 to satisfy the average user the range of teams could be significantly improved, though the variety of teams seems to improve when playing in Football Life mode. And I have to say that I am definitely not going to be converting to PES 2013 over FIFA any time soon. Playing PES 2013 was like comparing The Beatles vs Elvis or the styles of Lionel Messi (who happens to grace the cover of FIFA 13) and Cristiano Ronaldo (who is the sole play on the cover of PES 13). Okay, so let’s be upfront and say that I have always been a FIFA fan personally. Is PES 2013 able to appeal to both? Take a look at both reviews below. By asking both to share their thoughts, we’re hoping to canvas two very different outlooks – a review from someone familiar with soccer and soccer games, and a review from a total beginner. Sacha is a soccer fan and enjoys playing soccer games, whilst Tash is a complete newbie when it comes to all things soccer. We’ve asked two people with very different past experiences with soccer games to provide their thoughts. We’ve decided to tackle our review of PES 2013 in a different way to usual – this review is a two-in-one.
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