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Scoring often feels a little too easy, and while this may be due, in part, to the simplicity of shooting, it seems too often your 'keeper leaps from a strange starting position, or dives over the top of the ball. Some of the flaws of PES 2015 remain, in particular with regards to goalkeeping. If Daniel Sturridge feelsВ like Daniel Sturridge, what does it matter what kit he's wearing? The capturing of different players' gaits and on-pitch personalities is also impressive - Arjen Robben's never felt so Robben-y - and muddies the argument over the value of official licenses. The manner in which your computer opponent will tactically adapt to your game feels like a new benchmark for the genre, although this intelligence doesn't quite translate to the actions of your teammates, who are still prone to 'switching off' in key moments. In some ways, though, realism is one of PES's strongest suits, particularly when it comes to opposition AI. While this does help maintain the pace of the game, it feels like a backwards step in terms of realism.

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PES Productions obviously hasn't quite worked out how to encourage tackling without filling games with free kicks - and so has essentially made the referees blind to slide tackles.

Meanwhile, a reworked collision system makes blocking and tackling a little less unpredictable than last year, although it still feels like something of a work in progress. Receiving possession and spraying passes around midfield offers a sense of unencumbered freedom that harks back to the series' mid-noughties glory years. This looseness, though, is not at the expense of precision. While previous versions (and other franchises) have at times felt static and rigid, both in terms of player movement and the movement of the ball itself, PES 2016 builds on last year's distinctive refresh to offer a football experience that has a pleasing, if somewhat haphazard, fluidity to it. The word that first springs to mind is 'loose'.

The analogy of a blind taste test is a pertinent one as, to begin with, I'll try and do my best to put PES's presentational eccentricities to one side and focus on how it feels to play. Could it be that PES, though initially refreshing, just doesn't have the depth to last the course of a season?

But it never seems to get any closer to dethroning its rival. Every year it's played briefly before launch by scores of curious FIFA devotees, and tends to be met by a chorus of approval. I feel that there might be something similar going on with PES.

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