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Based in Japan, Winning Tips: - Double tap B for a through ball - Tap pass or shoot before controlling the ball in order to directly pass or shoot without hesitation This year, Konami is determined to give global football fans a truly realistic, immersive and a delightfully playable take on the beautiful game.
Creative Producer Shingo "Seabass" Takatsuka has been sourcing An In-App purchase is necessary to unlock It manages to emulate the sport so well that you can describe the game in much the same way. Pro Evolution Soccer 4 is fun whether you just like hammering the ball back and forward against a wall or booting it between the DIY goalposts in your garden, whether you're in a Sunday league team and "one had try-outs", or whether, on the evidence of a Konami party a few weeks ago, you're John bleedin' Terry.
However we can't recommend Pro Evolution Soccer 4 PC to everyone for one key reason: barring a catastrophe, the Xbox version - review code for which we're expecting right around now - ought to be that little bit superior. Graphically the PC will always have slightly more pixels to play with, but the team's half-hearted attempt to include online multiplayer options is destined to be relegated somewhat when we connect to Xbox Live.
On Xbox there's talk of mini-leagues and tournaments as well as proper matchmaking - and Friends list support will take a lot of the pain out of the process. On the PC we've regressed to calling up our mates, trying to figure out IP addresses and arguing over who makes the better host If you don't have an Xbox though, assuming you can plug a game pad of some description into your beige box then this is the choice for you.
It eliminates the PS2 version's slowdown problems and it plays as well as ever. And the only other issues to decide for and against are inherent to both releases - of which the player data issue is probably the most significant.
Not including up to date line-ups for the current season in a game due out in late November is poor by anyone's standards, particularly given that EA launched its FIFA series with wholly accurate data a week before Konami even managed to have the PS2 version on store shelves. We're sure Konami has its reasons, but in the eyes of the consumer it's a very straightforward issue and potential deal-breaker.
Nevertheless, Pro Evolution Soccer 4 with a slight limp is still the best football game on the PC, and if you love the beautiful game as much as we do then we'd seriously suggest you pick it up. It remains our most played game series of all time, and on this evidence will do for some years to come. FIFA Soccer
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