Konami needs to focus more on the ease of use through the game to support casual players and make it more attractive. Even before every game, it downloads live updates. Upon initial launch of the game, Konami has basically made it seem like you’re signing your life away by going through prompt after prompt of agreeing to terms. This goes back towards the hardcore soccer audience as team selection is broken down by league and unless you know exactly what you’re looking for, you will be searching. Konami has added these prominent teams and players and they should be featured when selecting teams. While the look of the menus and overlays have changed, eFootball PES 2020 still is hurting in the ease of use department. The game features eighteen leagues from all over the world to cater to specific regions. Konami has brought over Barcelona FC, Juventus, Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Arsenal to bolster the roster. While PES still lacks the official Premier League sponsorship, the look of the menus and score graphics resemble the purple theme. It almost leaves FIFA with nothing outside of the Premier League and MLS.
What backs this up the most is the list of licensed leagues the teams have. PES has always been geared towards the more hardcore soccer fan but the tide has changed some this year. With all these new additions, is there enough here for eFootball PES 2020 to take the crown from its competition? There are much more for soccer fans around the world. The most important licenses they snagged were Messi and Ronaldo along with their respective teams. Konami is serious in bringing the best soccer or football experience and broke the bank getting new licensed teams and players. That isn’t the only thing that has come on board. The former series received a face lift this year with adding eFootball and a theme to the marketing.
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Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer and EA’s FIFA. There’s really only one sport left that features competition between two successful franchises and that’s soccer.
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