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okr on 09 July 2008
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pastro243 said:
okr said:
Soma said:

I'm curious to know if, maybe your parents or friends who had never played this kind of games, were able to play it or had trouble with it.

I don't have a clue if my parents would be able to play it, but I think PES was always for football fans who prefer the simulation aspect in a football game over the action aspect - or to use a term which is popular these days: it's a "hardcore game". I think the PES Wii version didn't change that (quite the contrary).

I dont agree with you, PES or winning eleven must be one of the most casuals games, In my country everyone who owns a PS2 even if they are not gamers must have this game, everyone with a consle must have it. I have it on ps2 and me and my friends play it multiplayer when we get toghether, they dont have ps2 but they learned the controls easily. I have to say that there is a very big difference between someone who watches football and plays this game and a total newb.

I played PES wii on my friends houser and I got aq bit of difficulty addapting to the controls, but then it was really easy, but what really sucks is that its just a 2 player game and the game development is a bit boring, looking lñike normal european football instead like the other versions which you can play more south american like.

So there's a law in your country which urges all PS2 owners (even those who don't play games) to possess a copy of PES?

And PES is one of the most casual games? Okay, I'll give it a try then and play it with my father. But first he has to go through some more Brain Training sessions (which will take some time, as he still doesn't know how and when to put the stylus on the blinking "more" button in the Brain Training tutorial screens).