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Anonymous No.12004115 >>12004118 >>12004130 >>12004475 >>12004502 >>12007970 >>12008045 >>12009395 >>12009781 >>12010074 >>12010330 >>12010640
Were you a FIFA virgin or a PES chad?
Anonymous No.12004118 >>12004504 >>12009126
>>12004115 (OP)
PES all the way .. International Superstar Soccer to give its correct title.

FIFA is an arcade game, ISS is a simulation
Anonymous No.12004130
>>12004115 (OP)
Neither, I'm not into soccer. The only two soccer games I've played are Nintendo World Cup Soccer (NES) and Fox Sports Soccer '99 (PSX).
Anonymous No.12004159
Even before I've learned to appreciate football games I saw WE/PES as the superior games. There are nuances in the way it controls that I don't like from FIFA games.
Anonymous No.12004182 >>12004489
You now remember the third one, the one from Sony:
This is football, it had 6 entries
Anonymous No.12004475 >>12005439
>>12004115 (OP)
Winning eleven 4 for me in the ps1 and PES 2010 for the ps2.
Anonymous No.12004489
>>12004182
it was better than fifa, too bad the competition with pes killed him. still not a bad game.
Dave No.12004502
>>12004115 (OP)
I was a Fifa 2002 chad
Anonymous No.12004504 >>12004539 >>12004548
>>12004118
>FIFA is an arcade game, ISS is a simulation
I thought it was the other way around
Anonymous No.12004539 >>12004548
>>12004504
During 6th gen era? ISS was the simulationist one, even if still kinda arcadey. It started to change in the 7th gen when EA stole several Konami devs
Anonymous No.12004548
>>12004504
>>12004539
Also because it can be confusing, but during 6th gen, Konami diverted the franchise in two different paths, WE/PES for the Playstation/XBOX (the simulationist ones, following the blueprint of the PS1 ISS games) and ISS for the GameCube, more arcadey, following the blueprint of the N64 games.
Anonymous No.12005439 >>12007825
>>12004475
Always played pes 5 and 6 but I see a lot of people here mentioning 2010, what improvements does it have?
Anonymous No.12007000
Fifa 98 indoor mode chads where we at?
Anonymous No.12007417 >>12007974 >>12009302 >>12010040
How was this game?
Anonymous No.12007825
>>12005439
It was mostly the soundtrack, my favorite soundtrack in any soccer game.
Anonymous No.12007970
>>12004115 (OP)
fifa 96, 98, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, then PES 3, PES 4, back to fifa 07, 10, 13, then FM 2013, 2014, 2015, rocket league, and eventually back to fifa 23
Anonymous No.12007974 >>12010040
>>12007417
Fifa Street 2 is better in every way, and it has a giga based soundtrack with a lot of jungle/dnb, super fun game.
Anonymous No.12008045
>>12004115 (OP)
Anonymous No.12009126
>>12004118
This... except the actual correct title is Winning Eleven.
Anonymous No.12009147
Anonymous No.12009302 >>12010040
>>12007417
Never knew anyone that played FIFA Street 1, considering the second one released less than a year later in some markets and was 10x better in every way.
FS2 was a sensational game, I remember one time at my cousin's birthday party, we had a tournament with like 20 kids and throughout the whole day I fucking schooled every single one and won and was like the coolest motherfucker for a day
Anonymous No.12009375
Sports games are for poor people. They are on clearance a month after release.
Anonymous No.12009395
>>12004115 (OP)
Football is for impoverished third worlders
Anonymous No.12009441 >>12010125
I got into PES too late, PES 2008 on PS2 made me realise I was playing the wrong series for footballing gameplay. It was so cool how it mixed the fun of arcade with the immersion of realistic gameplay, e.g. 50/50 balls felt genuine, while in FIFA up to that point it was always obvious which player would win the ball.
This was around the time that FIFA finally got good however, albeit on seventh gen consoles.
Anonymous No.12009781 >>12010876
>>12004115 (OP)
neither
Anonymous No.12010040 >>12010376
>>12007417
>>12007974
>>12009302
kek I loved this game so much and to hear that Fifa Street 2 was so much better confuses my 10 year old self. For some reason I just didn't like FS2. The soundtrack and the default camera really sucked to me and it didn't feel as good to play
Anonymous No.12010074
>>12004115 (OP)
Pes all the way, I don't remember the differences between the two
Anonymous No.12010089
I played both FIFA and PES/WE a lot, but not much else and generally against friends.
I've been craving a footy game with good singleplayer progression, like choosing/creating a team and taking it to the top, or being a player/manager and managing your career and stuff. What's your favorite football game to do stuff like that, anons? It doesn't have to be a PES or FIFA title.
Anonymous No.12010125
>>12009441
I didn't even know PES existed until 2011. My last Fifa was 2005 and then I played Fifa 2011, loved that then I tried PES 2011 and that was the best soccer game I ever played.
Anonymous No.12010184 >>12010624
FIFA sucked major balls.
Konami always did the better games.
Anonymous No.12010330
>>12004115 (OP)
Soccer is gay so no, I ain't no soccer playing faggot.
Anonymous No.12010376
>>12010040
Shit taste bruv, try again without being a faggot this time.
Anonymous No.12010624
>>12010184
I remember playing the sequel for GameCube at my friend's, I quickly caught the trick to score freekicks any time I wanted with certain players (Rivaldo was the easiest), made him seethe a lot while winning all matches 7-0. Nigga just stop fouling me, that's all you needed to do.
Anonymous No.12010640
>>12004115 (OP)
Booooring, let me show you how Midway did things.
Anonymous No.12010876 >>12010885
>>12009781
good taste anon.
Anonymous No.12010885
>>12010876
it took way too long before sports games let you pick and play as just one character, forcing you to stick to that one role whilst the COM plays everything else.
Anonymous No.12010949
>that guy who exclusively plays PES
Was that you?
The other day, my niece complained to me that her boyfriend only wants to play PES and, occasionally, NFS Underground 2.