It was the great debate of its time: FIFA versus Pro Evolution.<\/p>\n
Many preferred the gameplay on the Konami release, but others just couldn't get past having to use Merseyside Red or Man Red in the game.<\/p>\n
In any case, there hasn't been much of a debate on the matter in recent times. FIFA is now clearly much more popular, with the quality of the game having long surpassed that of its once rival.<\/p>\n
You don't get many people vouching for the newer versions of Pro Evolution, so much so that the game has undergone a complete rebrand this year.<\/p>\n
Not only has it changed its name to the much less exciting sounding 'eFootball 2022', but it also available to download for free.<\/p>\n
Even though it costs nothing, early reviews would suggest that it still might be overpriced.<\/p>\n
People have been absolutely slating the game in recent days, with its brutal graphics and numerous glitches causing quite the stir.<\/p>\n
For example, here's what the crowd in the stadium looks like.<\/p>\n
In fairness, the crowd doesn't play much of a part in the game. Surely the players themselves look decent?<\/p>\n
Not quite. Here are just a few of the screenshots that have been doing the rounds, with the developers absolutely butchering the likes of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.<\/p>\n
Not great.<\/p>\n
That is without even mentioning the numerous glitches that have been spotted so far. The video below sums things up pretty well.<\/p>\n
In fact, eFootball 2022 is so bad that Konami have already apologised for the game.<\/p>\n
We will probably be sticking to FIFA for this year.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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