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| Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 Android |
Pro Evolution Soccer has an outstanding graphics, but the images appears blurred on larger screens. It also has a stunted animation and doesn’t flow well when running around the field. Recently, FIFA established swipe control techniques into its button presses, taking the 2 button virtual controls and adding some much needed options to the control scheme. You need to swipe more for a powerful shot. While on the other hand, Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 only allow you to hold down the button for a long time to effect a more powerful shot. This makes the game play hectic. In FIFA 2014, you can chip the ball over a defender or send a player on the run and pass to him. But this is not possible in Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 . The control of the game was not designed to carry out such tasks.
There are a many teams and leagues in Pro Evolution , but the disgusting thing about the game is some of the famous/major teams are absent. It’s obvious that some top clubs like Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool or there likes may not be found on the game. Though such teams may be marked with a different name like the Manchester United, are listed named “Man Red,” for reasons best known to them, maybe licensing I guess. So If you don’t take a vivid look at such name changes, you are likely to conclude that those teams are absent.
Despite these discrepancies, PES 2012 has some fascinating features such as; super challenges, etc. As I stated initially, it’s graphics and game play comes up short against FIFA 12 . The game is not bad at all, just that it’s counterparts surpass it both in game play, control and graphics wise. Unlike FIFA 2012/2014 which require a minimum RAM of 1gb, Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 doesn't need much RAM. It can run smoothly on a device with only 512mb RAM.
