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I prefer Fifa 2004, which is probably the opposite answer of what many people will reply with.
> I'm sorry, but you claim you've only been playing the game for a
> couple of days. In that case, I seriously doubt you could win 5-0 on
> PES3 5-star.
Wakka wrote:
> In Pro Evo I was Man U and I was playing West Ham United. They were
> easy.
Bit late to be putting us right, Wakka.
> After two days you can beat a premiership side on five stars?
I've had the game for about a month.
> You must've played it for hours, or have played copious amounts of
> the two before it. No newcomer could do that. It'd be impossible.
I've played Pro Evo 3 for about 40 hours and I've played Pro Evo 2 for about 100 hours.
You must've played it for hours, or have played copious amounts of the two before it. No newcomer could do that. It'd be impossible.
> No.
>
> Brazil vs. Japan on four stars is very hard. When you're Brazil.
I'm not joking.
Brazil vs. Japan on four stars is very hard. When you're Brazil.
> Wakka wrote:
> My highest score on PES3 on the hardest difficulty - 5-0
>
> My highest score on FIFA 2004 on the hardest difficulty - 3-0
>
> I'm sorry, but you claim you've only been playing the game for a
> couple of days. In that case, I seriously doubt you could win 5-0 on
> PES3 5-star.
In Pro Evo I was Man U and I was playing West Ham United. They were easy.
can now by the way.
> My highest score on PES3 on the hardest difficulty - 5-0
>
> My highest score on FIFA 2004 on the hardest difficulty - 3-0
I'm sorry, but you claim you've only been playing the game for a couple of days. In that case, I seriously doubt you could win 5-0 on PES3 5-star.
> I find FIFA games harder.
I agree 100%
Only because it's harder to play because the simple things aren't even done right, like passing and running.
It's all wrong.
But they can keep releasing FIFA 97 in a new box for years to come because it keeps Konami going.
Plus they are duller, don't have the "one more go" aspect and you don't get the feeling that you scored an amazing goal because some aspect of any goal is bound to be unrealistic, even if it be the still crappy net movements. A net doesn't parry a ball to then shoot out half a second later.
And on the shot of the stadium before a match it seems as if you've got a 10 x 5 metre pitch until you seemingly have twice the size of a regular pitch.
Dimensions are crazee.