Amazing game, Best of all, it offers a unique and challenging take on the beautiful game that's distinctly different from its competition. After years of heartache for PES fans, it's great to see Konami's footy game finally beginning to step out from EA's gargantuan shadow,if you are a...

Great game! but the game doesn't show you the time during kick off after someone scores a goal. This can be sucky if you aren't aware of the time but you were hoping to make some substitutions.

Once again Konami did it well. I follow PES since PS1 and must confess that, year after year, they do the game better. In my opinion, in 2013, PES win the battle(one more time) against FIFA.

Forget demo 2, this is a huge improvement upon that. Once you play all the training tutorials only then will you see everything new this wonderful game has to offer. Skills that are easy to pull off and actually useful.

It's a very good game, better than the 2012. It doesn't get the 5 stars because no longer has the function to make a team with random players from 4 chosen teams...

Concept: PES 2013 is mainly about refinements, but the new equipment system is a cool step forward Graphics: The running animations are still a bit stiff, and the graphics are solid but don't wow Sound: The crowd does a nice job of responding to the flow of play Playability: From new manual controls...

for well over a decade now we have actually reviewed very few soccer games over the years. We're not sure why, but in any case it's probably important to note that I, personally, am going into this review with little benchmark to base the games quality upon.

Ultimately, it's the manual passing system that has elevated PES 2013 to the next level, but across the board the improvements are clear to see, from the improvement in graphics to what really matters, the gameplay.

On the fly manual passing adds an unprecedented amount of freedom; Slicker animations and smoother player movements makes for a more realistic game of footy; Improved A.I.

Doesn't offer the same wealth of game modes and online features as its rival FIFA

To celebrate the start of the NBA season TotalPlayStation is taking a close look at three of this year's premiere soccer simulations. That's right, we reviewed both juggernaut, at times besting the goliath but lately finding its dominance on the wane.

One of the biggest rivalries between franchises has always been the Pro Evolution Soccer aka Winning Eleven vs FIFA debate. While back in the PlayStation 2 era, the FIFA games were always known for their arcadey gameplay and the PES games for their simulation, the tables turned in the current-gen...