Raising the match time from the default 10-minutes to 15-minutes helps immensely in this regard. This can be frustrating, especially if you're playing in a league or cup competition and consistently find that games are ending 0-0 or 1-0.
This makes PES 2015 a slower brand of football, which, predictably, results in fewer goals being scored in matches. That means quickly getting used to attacking two disciplined lines of defenders, making it essential that you retain possession long enough to make an impact. This applies not only to the defenders themselves, but also to midfielders that drop deeper when their team is without the ball. Primarily, it's the quality of the defensive players that makes life difficult the AI, especially on higher difficulties, is very adept at positioning itself in a way that limits your options. Not that you need to have the footballing brain of Jose Mourinho to succeed, but some degree of knowledge is of undeniable benefit. As such, it pays to have a basic understanding of how different formations create unique passing lanes, and set up situations in which you outnumber the other team in certain areas of the pitch. Success is less about bursting through the midfield and delivering a killer through ball to your striker, and more about using the ball's movement to disrupt the opposition's shape, and create space for your teammates to work in. If FIFA 15 is the embodiment of the Premier League, all action, speed, and ferocity, then PES 15 is the Spanish La Liga, more considered, subtle and delicate. PES promotes a tactical and technical approach to football. The considered approach to football on offer means unorthodox players like Thomas Muller are more effective here than they are in FIFA. the lack of official licenses for all teams remains irritating. PES 2015 is not only the best game the series has delivered for many years, it promotes and prioritises a form of football that is, welcomingly, very different to that of FIFA 15-and variety across games is never a bad thing. FIFA question is once again one worth raising without a hint of satire or cynicism. Sadly, most of those players migrated to FIFA, thanks to the quality of the football on offer being, quite simply, superior. PES' PlayStation 2 heyday was so glorious that it has long held a sentimental place in the hearts of those that were there to experience first hand the suspect penalties, expertly crafted runs, and the agony of defeat at a stoppage time goal. It's the same question every year: which is better, PES or FIFA? For the last five years, or thereabouts, the answer has been near-unanimously FIFA, with its greater depth and sophistication trumping the comparatively shallow game coming from Konami's camp.
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