Don't waste your money. Uses peer to peer for online play. Most times the connection is so bad that the lag makes the game ridiculous. This is regardless of how fast your internet is. Gameplay is terribly unpredictable. Seems like other players routinely hack the game in order to win.

It's nice condition and perfect deal

Introduction I have long been a fan of football games since the days of sensible soccer on my Super Nintendo system. For my Xbox and Xbox 360 (and older Sony and Microsoft consoles) I have a number of football games and have enjoyed both PES and FIFA varying over the years.

Improved visuals; couple more licenses; good soundtrack

not enough improvement for me

Right off the bat, the strength of this title is the depth and technicality of the options available. From creating a club and managing it, to just starting a simple exhibition match.

Pro Evolution Soccer remains some sort of meta commentary on the commercialisation of football. It's the official UEFA game (it has the music off the telly and everything) yet, as usual, there is a bizarre mixture of real and very much made-up team names.

"Absolutely nails the core gameplay."

When Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 was released this time last year it quickly dawned upon those who played both games that this was the year PES and FIFA were closest in quality after years of FIFA ruling the roost.

A long-overdue return to form that finally surpasses Pro Evo's PS2 glory days – and, assuming presentation woes are fixed, lays the foundations for an all-new footballing empire.

Looks and feels like the real thing, Master League is back to its best, Keepers are improved; Hallelujah! Better than its PS2 days,

Slapdash presentation; The everlasting (but fixable) kits headache

How time flies, it's already been a year since PES 2016 which I found to be the best PES in years, closing in on FIFA's crown. Could this be the year that Konami's football series finally accomplishes that?

The latest annual release for the Pro Evolution Soccer is here with PES 2017 . Since its introduction to the series on new-gen with the 2014 instalment, the Fox Engine has been pivotal in going from strength to strength and PES 2017 is no exception.

Back to its glory heyday of sublime gameplay; Goalkeepers are actually much improved this time; Some truly uncanny likenesses; Less clutter and better presented menus; MyClub is been simplified for the better

Lack of licenses again; but there is a superb work around (in review; Not so great commentary (again