I've been following PES and there are good and bad things in this new edition... i love the graphics and the player's movility... also the sound fx from crowd and game... some great features on prior editions have been modified and make the game less playable for example moving players without the...

Parents need to know that Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 is a soccer simulation game that may lack inappropriate content but still may not be suitable for younger players. The difficulty curve is steep, which could result in frustration.

Pro Evolution Soccer has a long and illustrious history. So, however, did the Byzantine Empire, but look where that is now. The pinnacle of football games for well over a decade in the early noughties, the last few years have not been kind to Konami's series; it has been battered consistently,...

.the good things about this game was the game play, player look like they should. I also like the way the have the wright to the champions league and Europa league .the bad thing about this game was layout of the game it was like playing it on the pc with the arrow that moved around when you want to...

Game Play Is Great; Graphic Are Great; It Give Good Instruction; Simple Lay Out

Controls Are Hard To Get; Scoreing Goal Are Hard; Squad Layout Is Off

Pes 2014 is a poor attempt to creat ea new engine for Pes series.It's too clunky, slow. Online is not good enough and there are few modes. The gameplay is always the best part of Pes, and Pes 2014 is good too, that's why i gave it 3 stars

PES 2014 is an odd beast, a strange hybrid of its straightforward arcade roots and the ever-growing complexity of the FIFA series. In some respects, this complexity is warranted; never has a PES game looked quite as realistic as 2014 does. And for the most part, it plays well too.

Fox engine sharpens up the visuals; Impressive new facial animations; Can still provide a fun game of football

Frame rate issues during match buildup and replays; Single- and multiplayer modes horribly dated; Inconsistent AI makes passing and setting up goals tricky; Awful commentary; Loses some of the direct control and feel of previous games in the series

"In PES 2014, the ‘momentum meter' has a name: ‘Heart'. And boy, does it ever affect how each game plays out" "[Players'] confidence is not only affected by their actions, but can also affect how the rest of the team is playing" "FIFA still has the clear edge over PES in the graphical department,...

Magnificent new ball control; It's as complex as you want it to be; Often beautiful passages of attacking play

'Heart' momentum feature can destroy a game; Graphics/commentary inferior to FIFA; Lack of majority of real names is still painful

is like that raw, young, promising player who gets thrust into limelight a few years too early. The promise is clearly there, but at the moment there are just too many unpolished elements in its game for it to play consistently with the big boys.

And so it's that time of year again: the ultimate showdown between the two behemoths of video game football. EA's all-conquering FIFA series has justifiably been ruling the roost for many a season now, but there's disquiet in the camp, with some gamers complaining that this year's effort isn't the...

+Slick Gameplay; +Excellent Animations

-Erratic AI; -Awful Commentary

Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 doesn't waste time trying to be all things to all people. Slick presentation? Tons of modes? Card-collecting fantasy games? Nope, none of that here. PES is straightforward, unapologetically offering a deep and rewarding experience on the pitch while eschewing most other...

+ Beautifully fluid; smooth animations; + Master League is an awesome time sink

? Why can't there be better tutorials and menu screens