And the hits just keep on coming! Our next stop in the fall 2019 sports gaming calendar is a slightly fresh face for a series that has been making serious strides over the past few years. The newly renamed eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 is the same PES experience, only with a newly refocused emphasis on the online and presumably esports arena. So, can they manage to continue the series? upward trajectory, or has the franchise finally hit its plateau"
Shades of the Past
It?s important to acknowledge from the jump that a vast majority of the on-field portion of PES 2020 is very reminiscent of the experience that was delivered last season. This most certainly isn?t a bad thing, especially when you consider the massive improvements over the prior several years. When the action on the pitch was building upon an already solid foundation, there was no need to go about reinventing the wheel. That said, there have been plenty of quality of life improvements that are very welcome additions to the pitch.
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