Commentary is also extremely limited, which may seem like a small detail, but after listening to the extensive commentary in FIFA 15 it's pretty hard not to notice. You'll hear a few familiar fan chants from the stands in PES 2015, but nowhere near as many as you hear in FIFA 15. Overall, PES 15's graphics don't hold a candle to FIFA 15's. EA, on the other hand, has incorporated individual blades of grass in FIFA 15, and the pitch becomes trodden and damaged by footprints and slide tackles.

In fact, the grass looks as though it could have been sampled from Minecraft during closeups and replays, which has a negative impact on the general aesthetics of the game. For example, the grass on the pitch looks like a PlayStation 2 would render it comfortably. But while the game may look familiar, it just isn't visually stunning like FIFA 15. If you've played previous iterations of PES, you'll instantly recognize that signature Konami arcade game look. Pro Evolution 2015 ($39.99) offered relief for me this year, but PES 2015's lower price tag also reflects the lower quality of just about everything else in the game, from the gameplay to the commentary. My own longstanding loyalty to FIFA 15 ($59.99) was shaken this year thanks to problems with the AI and referees. If you're a football/soccer video game fan, chances are you're loyal to either PES or FIFA. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.

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