While FIFA's 360-degree control system seems to favour the Microsoft pad, the 16-direction "on rails" system in PES seems to find a more natural home on the PlayStation 3's DualShock 3.
What is apparent from canvassing the Eurogamer footie veterans is a preference for the PS3 d-pad over the Xbox 360 controller - somewhat in contrast to the same situation with FIFA. It's also fair to say that the Konami has tweaked texture definition in places, with some of the ad hoardings seemingly using less defined, lower-resolution assets.Īll of which is only slightly interesting even to the more technically inclined, as in terms of basic gameplay there are the same, both running at 60 frames per second, both offering equal levels of response. It seems to be the case that on the cinematic-style scenes with close-ups on the players, AA is disabled in order to handle the additional load being asked of the engine. On the PS3 version of the game, the implementation of the AA is variable.
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Xbox 360 operates at native 720p with a uniform 2x multi-sampling edge smoothing system in place. It is interesting to note that while FIFA 10 demonstrates that the beautiful game truly is platform-agnostic (um, PC version aside) in just about every single way, Konami's PS3 coding skill isn't quite up to the same level. Taking a quick look at the comparison video, the games are essentially like-for-like, certainly in every way that actually matters to the core gameplay.
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Thankfully times have moved on, and Pro Evolution Soccer 2010's quality as a multi-platform release suggests that Konami's processes have matured: no longer are forums the world over alive with pleading for lag-fixing patches.
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Konami's initial forays into cross-format development for its premier sports franchise were pretty grim, to the point where the company issued a patch that completely removed anti-aliasing from the PS3 build of PES 2008 in order to claw back some performance for its jerky replays. If you own both platforms and you're wondering which to buy, it all comes down to where the bulk of your online gameplay takes place, and who you want to play the game with.
The online aspects of FIFA 10 are crucially important. Over and above that, it's time to play the friends list card. FIFA is analogue-heavy, with 360-degree control on the left stick and dinks on the right, so the preference goes to 360 simply because people generally prefer those sticks - and the right trigger - to their DualShock equivalents.
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It's nothing to do with the actual code it's more about the control system. However, with both consoles and both versions of the game readily on-tap, it appears to be the 360 version that gets the most playtime. With the technical analysis out of the way, here's the really important bit: the game passes muster with the hardcore football crowd at Eurogamer's offices on both platforms, with all parties describing the core gameplay as being identical.
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It all suggests that the EA Sports team is focused on delivering the full experience, complete with the minor technical trimmings, no matter the console. And hey, anti-aliasing is included on PS3 where previously its implementation has been lacking. So, to give the best game's their due praise, we've updated this list to include new entries and add useful bullet points for those who want to revisit some of the franchise's older games.There are still inconsistencies in frame-rate in cinematics (pfft, big deal) and there is a softer look to the PS3 code thanks to the quincunx anti-aliasing, but the average FIFA game isn't exactly big on intricate graphical details, so it's not as if you're really losing much. Updated October 14, 2021, by Jack Pursey: The FIFA series has been very divisive over the last decade, predominantly due to the emphasis on Ultimate Team and lack of attention to Career Mode, which has divided the opinion of players.īecause of this, and because of the sheer number of FIFA releases, it can be tough to differentiate which entries were the best. This has allowed it to be among the best IPs owned by EA Games, a trend that continues to this day.Īlthough most people will only focus on the latest releases, it's always worth taking a retrospective look at the series, to remember some of the franchise's high points. The series has kept things at a very high level for the most part, which is remarkable considering the longevity of this franchise. As far as sports-based games go, no franchise comes close to FIFA.
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