With FIFA 18, of course, you also get access to a full range of kits and team names – which has long been a trump card over PES – as well as an expanded set of stadia, and even presentation styles for La Liga and MLS which mirror their real-life counterparts. EA’s celebrated Frostbite engine was utilized for the first time last year, and a year on it looks even better. Visually, it’s still gorgeous to look at. Well, the answer is… pretty much! It’s certainly a case of evolution, not revolution, but you wouldn’t really expect anything else from a franchise as successful and profitable as FIFA. Have EA Sports managed to match it, with FIFA 18? The latest entry in Konami’s series – PES 2018 – was another solid effort. Recently, however, we’ve seen several progressively stronger releases from the PES team, and the debate over which title deserves to be crowned the king of football games has been reopened.
Having previously been the choice for more “serious” football fans, the quality of Pro Evolution Soccer games – FIFA’s longstanding rival – tailed off dramatically with the switch from PS2 to PS3. Not so long ago, FIFA’s dominance seemed unassailable.
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