- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Apr 28, 2006
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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Can it improve on last year's version? The answer is most definitely yes, but like any successful team, you're going to have to work hard to achieve results.
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Despite average presentation and dire commentary, the ever-compelling Master League progression mode, training, unlockables and online play combine with moreish, realistic action to complete the winning line-up. PES just keeps getting better. [PC Gamer UK]
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It's simple, Pro Evo IS football and the latest version makes enough enhancements to continue the series onward march to perfection. If you're a footie fan you need this, casual fans however might not necessarily appreciate the subtle modifications compared to previous titles.
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The pure footballing pleasure of Pro Evo 5 serves as a reminder of what it all should be about. Some fans of past iterations may not like the tweaks made here to a formula loved by so many, but evolution is inevitable and I think we're just about heading in the right direction.
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This time the AI is a harder nut to crack, requiring more thoughtful passing to open up your opponent before you strike. So long as you're thinking like a footballer, you're going to score goals.
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PC FormatThe PES series has always been about realistic football simulation rather then hi-octane arcade action. [Dec 2005 p.85]
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There are far more offsides than I was used to (negating the through ball), the foul count is horrendous – a whistle every few seconds till you wise up, and passes go astray from even the best of your talent.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 77 out of 98
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Mixed: 10 out of 98
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Negative: 11 out of 98
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Jul 15, 2011
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TTonApr 2, 2007
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TimurK.Mar 14, 2007