Pro Evolution Soccer 2009

Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 on Wii cannot even rely on the element of surprise, Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 has already demonstrated brilliantly as the Wiimote and Nunchuk allowed to play the beautiful sport. If the grip is tricky, it now allows the use of a Classic Controller, which is now much easier to phase out old game of ten years old. Pass through the wings, in line bedding, knitting in the surface repair before uncheck unstoppable strike remains the favorite cocktail of those who want to put the goals as beads, leaves to get PES 2009 for a title so the regressive actions appear stereotyped architecture in the end. While it is undeniable that this configuration gives the PS2 type gameplay more intuitive, it nevertheless reduced to ashes sensation is supposed make the mark on Wii, the game a touch of the ball and change-wing capable of break any defense, even that of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 on Wii is much more refreshing with the two appendices to the console, therefore, although some subtleties thoughts by developers are not necessarily wise. These include the new fire system that allows manual, of course, to gain precision where it was usual to rely on providence with the Nunchuk, but forcing the player to focus on both the opponent that the press and on the angle he wants to give his shot, pointing the cage. Taking to resolve a problem that at times gave the impression of playing FIFA 96 on PSone, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 is complicated even if the option is optional. It was also marked by the Wiimote that can be held in the horizontal and coming in this position, replace the Classic, with far fewer buttons available naturally. Therefore ingurgitate a number of commands before playing his star on the land, which is not necessarily won.

In terms of content, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 goes straight to the point with the famous "Champions League" which is entering this season as the high-definition consoles. The point was made repeatedly in the play centers and bistro on the corner, but it is a shame that Konami has not taken greater advantage of the license by incorporating it directly into the Master League, which would have added weight to the latter. The Champions League is a competition from Pro Evolution Soccer 2009, which does absolutely no interest to be honest. This would improve its performance by piling the victories and, most importantly, the recruitment of new talent. The "League" and "Turns" are also in the program, not to mention the possibility of integrating its Mii as it is on Wii. Finally, we regret that it is not possible for players with a Wiimote and a Nunchuk to challenge adversaries equipped with a conventional joystick. Indeed, contrary to what is believed throughout the promotional campaign of PES 2009, it will only be possible to cross the material mode cooperation, with a classic joystick in my hands, a player can help his fellow in Wiimote/Nunchuk mode.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 is not a revolution compared to Pro Evolution Soccer 2008; this is clear. But the opportunity to play with a joystick is a classic no doubt, as the adjustments made here and there make the shares more fluid and less chopped. If Konami manages some nice gestures such as the Defense Management Review and corrected, it crashes through the control against strikes which is not intuitive at all. As to content, the main game modes are there, including online always essential whenever we talk football. In short, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 succeeds without forcing them to become the reference of virtual football on Wii. There was a time when it fell from the crowd.