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I like the idea. You write your notes for school, work, etc. and scan them in. But I think there can be some concept updates. I don’t want to download an app and use my phone to scan them in, one page at a time.

I don’t want more apps. I do really like that it has the option to batch them together into one PDF. It also gives you a decent amount of choices for what cloud service you can upload them to. Also, the weird tutorial videos are generally ok, but don’t tell you things like if you trace the little pictures on the bottom, it will automatically send to the option you selected for that image (you’ll see when you buy it).

The pen that comes with it is ok, but very thick. My pen had a little glob of ink on the end of it. Apparently I shouldn’t have tried to wipe it off because the first thing it did was smudge the page.

Those are all the negatives. I do really like the product and purchased another one for a friend of mine as a birthday present. I think this will be great for school and client notes since I can easily save and use it’s OCR function to put these to text.

Personally after playing this for a couple of hours, it felt like a game designed for babies. It was soo easy that I very quickly got bored and desided to re-sell it on. I love the graphics design and different level scenery.

It just didn’t keep me interested for very long. Guess this game would be great for young kids. But teenagers and young adults like me will most likely lose interest very quickly and think “damn I’ve just paid around 30 for a game I’m not going to play any more!” May as well use the money on another more engaging and addictive game.

Maybe if there was some more in-game content other than simply looking for items and returning to the same levels upwards of 5 – 8 times, giving a sense of monotonous/boring gaming. Don’t get me wrong, I love what the developer was trying to do here.

I’ve never seen this type of graphics and art style in a game before. Certainly looks unique and brilliant. Just think unless you are seriously dumb and have never played a video game before, there is no challenge here or much difficulty.

Given the seemingly endless costume outfit shells you can put on Yoshi, which gives you even more protection from the almost harmless enemies doesn’t help to challenge you either. The initial charm and cuteness draws you in for a time, but wasn’t enough to keep me occupied and coming back for more.

So basically if you are looking for a challenge and lots of different engaging gameplay, don’t buy this game. If you like simple, easy and laid back games maybe give this a go. All this being said, in my opinion 2 stars would maybe be too harsh.

So am giving it a 3 out of the 5 stars. Maybe 2 and a half would of been more accurate.

My kids and I played this on the PS4 in Best Buy and fell in love with it. For those that can’t figure it out, it’s a multiplayer soccer-style game with cars. Yes, it sounds absolutely ridiculous, but it’s a total blast.

We ordered it for the Xbox One, and the first thing I noticed was that the game comes with all the DLC you had to order on the PS4, and it’s all part of the game. The visuals are decent, the game is very fast, the controls are tight, the sound is great, and the multiplayer setup is both easy and deep.

My kids (8 and 5) like to play split-screen local. The Xbox One allows you to play up to 4 people on the same system, and matches can be up to 4 vs 4, so you can have all four on the same team or split them up as you like.

There’s also a robust online league, with quick matchmaking and access to an interesting lobby where you can watch highlights from other matches. And yes, every game seems to have at least highlight-worthy play.

It’s not a racing game. There are no guns. There is no real damage when you crash into each other (yes, you can blow a car up by hitting it hard enough, but it’s really not violent at all and the blown-up car reappears on the pitch right away).

It’s all about speed, teamwork, skills, and making use of the entire arena. That includes driving up the walls, jumping off those walls, and spinning around to “kick” the ball back into play. I’ve yet to have anything but an amazing time playing the game, whether alone against “bots”, with my kids, or online with other folks.

I can’t recommend this enough. You may dislike soccer and be bored by driving games, but you will love playing Rocket League.

This is the game to have! If u are looking thru ur collection and dont see this game, dish out the $15 and get it. I love this game. Who doesn’t love awesome cars, and soccer! Not only that but they create some new modes from time to time that include: football, beach ball, dropshot, hockey, and hoops.

Each requires you to get ur level up and improve those skills. Quick chat and interaction with the other player is also a hoot. Great game!.

There are alot of cutscenes so if you love anime this is the game for you but there’s also a lot of exploring and fighting. The game was one of a kind 15 years ago and it still is. And you are getting four games in one.

It’s a amazing game and will probably be worth lots of money in the future. I mean. hack part is worth 300 hundred dollars now so I sure this is a collectors item.

Great game in terms of game play and story. Not too much grinding to do. Fast pace. Played the original PS2 titles that came in a set of 3 games. Worth a fortune now so bought this because it would be cheaper and less space.

Excellent game and awesome graphics with lots of action. I highly recommend to anyone who loves RPG Games

Good game and a well needed improvement over the 3rd installment, but not without its flaws. Gameplay took a step up and the direction of the game is more so like UFC 2 with character customization ranging from relatively realistic to over the top ridiculous.

The bugs however are still here, maybe a bit few and far between but they are present. All in all a step forward for the series and fun for those who just want to pick up and play the closest thing you’ll get to an MMA big studio game.

Be aware that it is not perfect and bugs do occur.

I’m actually an MMA fighter, and I got this game to live the dream. My main con is unlike UFC 3 there’s not much emphasis at training at particular gyms, so unfortunately you kind of go through story mode training with some made up guy.

I get it, I’m also an attorney so licensing would probably be an issue. But, it focuses mostly on like the story of Masvidal indirectly as you kind of make your way through the streets to the cage in story mode.

I think besides my major gripe, not many people besides MMA fighters would care lol. It’s more of the same from UFC 3, but there seems to be more of an emphasis on button combinations then before. The pros, it’s pretty accurate to how it is to be a real fighter including using social media to get fights and a buzz.

You could be a terrible fighter, but with enough social media stuff you could actually be pretty successful. Must buy for UFC lovers.

I’ve been having UFC 4 for over half a year now and there are things i like but some things i don’t. The striking/kicking in this game is fun and i like how it feels when you have someone hurt or stunned.

but the thing i absolutely cannot stand in this game is the ground game. The controls are terrible, the ground and pound doesn’t feel responsive, and it needs to be revamped for the next UFC game. This game is still enjoyable and fun to play vs friends or against online opponents but it can still use some work.

This is a spin off from Dishonored 2 with the main character bein Billie Lurk as she searches for Daud and helps him with his final quest. The gameplay, graphics, powers, music, and some of the settings are the same as from Dishonored 2.

My only problem is the attemp to make both Daud and Lurk to be sympathetic characters when in Dishonored they were both fiends. I don’t care about either of them and don’t want to play as either. If this game HAD to have been made, then a new playable character should have been developed.

And this game should have been longer for the price. It wouldn’t have hurt to have a new, unique powers set.

I love this game. It is Billie Lurk’s life after Dishonored 2. She doesn’t have as many powers as Corvo or Emily, but I like that fact that you can blink (Displace) behind gates and such. She only has 3 powers though.

Displace, Foresight, and Semblance. Once you beat the game and decide to play game+, keep Billies original powers, because the game itself is centered around them. Not only that, you still only get 3 powers.

Blink, Domino, and Dark Vision. Robbing the Black market will be somewhat difficult (if not impossible) for some.

Another superb entry in the Dishonored series. You can complete it in 6 hours but you will miss a huge amount of the detail. There are lots of documents, bone charms and loot hidden all over the large levels.

Sometimes getting to it can prove a real challenge. I took just under 30 hours as I experimented with Billie Lurk’s Void abilities and with the huge choice the player is given. There are some wonderful opportunities for engineered abductions/asassinations.

Sword, knife, grenade (lethal and non lethal), springrazor etc means your target can be removed in lots of ways. As well as the main ‘Kill the outsider’ missions some levels also includes extra contracts that can be found in the black market shops.

For example steal a love letter without being seen, break into a location and steal an item, kill everyone in one except the target, abduct the target without being seen (when it’s a barman in a busy tavern it’s a real challenge) and more.

The Void game engine does a great job graphically, there’s lots of detail but the frame rate stays constant even with plenty of NPCs around. If you like stealth games it’s great. If you like first person shooters it’s even better and if you like killing characters in inventive ways it’s superb.

10/10.

Great game, great seller, arrived faster than expected. My only gripe with this game, and more so the games developer, Harmonix, is the limited time allowed for exporting disc songs from previous titles to this one.

I have exported 1 and 3, but evidently I’ll never be able to export the 2nd game, because the time to purchase the export key has long since expired. I contacted Harmonix and they essentially said it will never be available again, because that’s just how it works in the music industry.

I find it odd because there’s no gain for anyone to put a time limit on it, I can’t go out and buy a new copy of Rock Band 2, nor can I go buy a new PS3. In fact the only way I can give them more of my money is by buying an export key, and I can’t.

So because of that I have to keep my old PS3 on the shelf for when I want to play those songs, many of which I think are the best ones of the whole franchise. Harmonix really irks the hell out of me sometimes.

I’d love to have the whole library on one console, but apparently consumer satisfaction isn’t job #1 at Harmonix. Overall gameplay is good, playing the drums feels good, as good as any of the previous titles.

I can’t quantify what “good” is, it just feels right. Either way, if you can get past the lack of export ability, it’s a solid game that provides countless replay hours if you enjoy it. A lot of my fellow musician friends like to poo poo it because they’re not real instruments, but with a little imagination it feels like you’re jamming along to your favorite songs.

As far as drums go, playing on expert level definitely keeps you tight when it comes to speed, rolls, and overall rhythm. Been playing Rock Band for about 10 years, and have no plans to stop.

Rock Band 4 is promised to be a “platform,” rather than a game. Instead of releasing Rock Band 5, Harmonix wants to keep adding features to Rock Band 4 as the years pass. I was so excited for the game, I bought an Xbox One console just to play Rock Band 4.

Rock Band 4 might be a good game down the road. So far? It’s a major disappointment. After giving up waiting for pre-order fulfillment of the Xbox One game/Legacy Adapter Bundle during launch week, I bought the digital version on the Xbox store and began downloading my massive catalog of Downloadable Content (extra tracks) from previous Rock Bands.

Or tried to. The promise: All prior imports and downloads, with a few exceptions, would be playable. The caveat: Not easily and not at launch. In practice, you can only download one song at a time, tracks purchased as parts of packs would not show as purchased, indeed all pack purchases were wholly unavailable in the store during the first couple of weeks after launch.

No Imports from previous Rock Band games were yet available for download either. About 25% of my downloadable content library – 140 songs – was available. Many of the tracks showed as not yet purchased in the store, but if I attempted to “purchase” them, they downloaded at no cost.

The promise: You can use your old wireless instruments on Rock Band 4! The caveat: If you can find a legacy adapter. The bundle of game adapter did not appear at any retail stores in a 50 mile radius of me, and my Amazon pre-order hadn’t shipped by Friday, three days after game launch.

Harmonix and Mad Catz would only say they were “working hard” and had “shipped tons of product. ” That’s great, but the game was announced at PAX East 7 months ago and was clearly not ready for launch on October 6th.

The shortcomings: Most of the Rock Band experience has been thoroughly neutered. There is no online play to play with remote friends. There is little to no band customization with stand-ins, etc. What sealed the 1-star review: While waiting for my overdue Legacy Adapter to ship to use my fancy wood-body guitars, I finally loaded up my downloadable content, hooked up my mic, calibrated my settings, and fired up one of my favorite tracks to sing a round.

At the end of the song, my very first round of Rock Band 4, I pressed A at the stats screen and the game crashed out to the Xbox Dashboard.

I am a 61 year “old lady” who loves Rock Band. It’s the best medicine out there that’s not in a brown bottle. Lol. Seriously, please don’t take it away. Here’s hoping Harmonix reads this. I cannot afford the DLC but I do have the drum kit, the key board and the guitars.

The keyboard I can only play in RB 3 VIA Nintendo Wii. Whick makes me sad. but thanks for asking me to review the game.

I learn best through writing but had the need for the digital component. The pages really do feel like natural paper. I was always either retyping my writing or misplacing my notebooks. What I love about this is how, through the free app I can upload my pages as I complete them, reverting my writing to typed versions saved in my Google docs or emailed as well as my original writing.

The pages clean easily with dampening the included cloth. The app is intuitive and easy to use. The pens are really fantastic. For the transcription to work properly, you do have to write as clearly as you can.

After a little research I found that they can be refilled also. They can be bought in different colors too. They write and erase on regular paper also. The ink doesn’t dry super fast on the Rocketbook pages so be mindful of running your hand over it immediately after writing.

These are very minor things compared to the benefits. It is easy to keep up with for me.

Rigs had the potential to be phenomenal. Instead, it serves as a distraction. While the gameplay itself is solid, the rest of the game feels more like a demo. Several reviewers have noted the motion sickness this game can inflict, and the measures the game gives to minimize that.

I am lucky enough to not have a problem with all the safeties off, as I felt annoyed and restricted with them on. I imagine the game would be no fun, at all, with the default viewing modes enabled. Having said that, the (blessedly) short matches are a blast.

Even with the relative steep learning curve, the feel of piloting the rigs was enough of a thrill to keep me coming back. Unfortunately, there was an abundance of wasted potential when it came to the league system.

There was little in the way of customizing your rigs, other than “more money = better gear. ” The cosmetic sponsor rewards are not enough to make this a serious time sink rather than a match or two distraction between other games.

But, if you can pick it up for $20, it’s definitely well worth it.

This is one of the few VR games that you have a chance of playing without feeling sick – which can last into the next day. A good fun shoot ’em where you’re in a robot. Good value, VR is impressive which makes the play more immersive.

The game is a bit of vomit inducing type of game play. Im not sure any game made for PSVR will get a good graphics mark from me. Until they can perfect the technology all games will just be about average.

Really just more of a 3d game type then actual virtual reality.

This game is definitely not shovel ware, but it is a B-rate game and it seems like it kinda knows it. The quests are repetitive, and the combat is super simple, with all the characters playing pretty much the same aside from some magic.

That said, the game is very in-depth for a B-rate game, having a pretty expansive storyline with quite a few hours of gameplay, and plenty of weapons and such to collect- the gameplay is just not very engaging in my opinion, and so i did not get more than 5 hours into this what looks like 40+ hour game.

The reason for my low score, though, is the promise on the box to ‘explore (savant) Alfheim as (Kirito, Asuna, Leafa, and a series of other characters, OR) create your own avatar. While this is technically true, i guess.

Savant Alfheim is not Alfheim, just a series of floating islands from which you can see Alfheim’s world tree in the distance. While I expected the game to be second rate, and honestly it was a better game than i expected, I was especially excited to explore the game designers’ interpretation of the countries of Alfheim- which is not a part of this game.

As for the character creation. I think it would be generous to call it that. In this game, there are NPCs that are supposed to be other players, who walk around the town and say stupid little ‘loading screen quotes,’ for lack of a better term.

About 3-4 hours into this game (assuming you stop for side quests like i did,) you gain access to ‘create’ a character, by choosing one of those NPC models and naming it. Each race of fairy has one body (you don’t get to choose the gender, its one body.

Salamanders are a big white guy with red clothes, always) one or two choices for hair style, one or two choices for hair color, and a weapon class based on the race. You cannot use an axe as an awesome cait leaf male- but you can use daggers as the female cait leaf NPC from the town with either blonde or slightly orange curly hair- and that was beyond disappointing.

As for the story- it was just. weird. It took me a little while to discover that the game is in a parallel universe. The thing that set me off was a flashback to the characters talking in the time between SAO and when Kirito got into Alfheim Onling- and Asuna was with them.

Which, as anyone who watched far into the anime knows, would be impossible at that point in time. And Alfheim in this universe was created by some prodigy named Seven, instead of Sugo? I assume if you played the previous game, it would make some more sense, but from my perspective, it was very weird.

The game itself is surprisingly playable- with decent flying controls (not intuitive per-say, but learnable) okay modern JRPG-ish combat, an entertaining, if not totally canon story, and most your favorite characters from SAO.

The experience, though, was why I bought the game, and it was very much lacking.

This game isnt designed as a massive epic game like Elder Scrolls/Witcher/Mass Effect etc. It feels more like actually going through episodes of the SAO series. Gameplay is smooth and fun, and clearly designed as close as possible to the game design in the series.

Its still a big world, where you can spend lots of time grinding, or trying to push through the story quickly. There are lots of brief interactions between characters, showing their personalities. This works well for me, since I like gaming, but am not a hardcore gamer.

I am a big SAO fan, though. This game is great for me. Overall, as a stand-alone game, its above average. As an expansion of the SAO franchise, its fantastic.

I had a look at this game else where and this was the cheapest I could find – including pre-owned! I was happly surprised when it arrived, the game was still in the plastic wrapper, it was brand new! If you are looking to buy the game then I would say that here is as good as it gets.

It did take a little while to come but that is upfront. Again the game is very cheap here so else where you might get it quicker but you are paying for more than that premium.

The game is good, if you have an xbox 1, the load time is definitely long. If you have an xbox series x, the load time is cut down to about 1/4 of it. I bought the game again, my first one was lost in a move.

The actual game is pretty repetitive, capture a stronghold here, complete a mission there, over and over and over and over. And over. When the tower update came out, we all thought the same thing. FINALLY SOMETHING NEW TO DO.

Then, after about first floor and moving on, you realize you were duped, and its the same repeating gameplay. Oh well, id still recommend it for people who like to play with friends or find random people online.

The game is fun and has plenty of activities to do on the map. As with most of these looter-shooter type games, though, it does get repetitive. There is a “story” in the sense that your missions each have a purpose, with an overarching goal of securing D.

C. , but there’s no real evolving plot or anything of that sort. Enemy factions are attacking D. C. from various fronts and Division agents are there to push them back. Pretty straight forward. Loot drops a lot, but a lot of it has garbage stats, or will be replaced rather quickly while leveling, so inventory management can feel like a chore.

I spent an hour just sorting, deconstructing and selling mods the other night, due to a packed mod inventory and stash. Some of the main quests have been recycled for end-game content. I have run into quite a few bugs, like getting stuck on static environment items, falling through the ground, disconnects, pathing issues, etc.

Nothing particularly game breaking, but definitely enough to be a cause for irritation. Character customization is not the best, and suffers from the same issues as Mass Effect: Andromeda, i. e. base faces with features that can hardly be changed, and not many options to tinker with.

(Speaking mainly of the face/hair options here, since there are quite a few apparel items to customize your agent’s clothing. ) Use of “adult” language in the game seems a bit more frequent than necessary, as many enemies will just randomly drop F-bombs for no apparent reason.

Seems a bit ridiculous. While I listed mostly negative points to the game, there’s a lot of good points, too. Overall it’s a decent looter-shooter game.

If you like free roam play, with 4 way co-op mission play and tons of weapon and gear upgrades. You’ll enjoy this game as you level up your agent from 1 to 30. Careful, game is very addicting and you can easily let 2-3 hours slip away in one session as there’s an incredible amount of action beyond the main missions.

Hidden loot, side missions, 4V4 conflict mode, DZone and more. I would have given this game 5 stars, but it’s missing something. Instead of providing vehicles, everyone is on foot? Thankfully you can “fast travel” in the map mode, but waiting to travel across the map is dull and boring, wish they gave us vehicles or another means of transport.

Also, would love more head to head online warfare. A battle royale mode with these maps would be incredible as the graphics and physics are truly a thing of beauty. Besides a few minor hiccups this game hit a solid triple for me.

1,deep game play and replay ability, 2. Online match matching much approved from The first Division and 3. Online CoOp play friends is night and day difference fun verses blazing your own trail. As you progress through the missions, the extra firepower is absolutely necessarry.

The AI is very well built in this game and will destroy you without assistance from friends/others. Hope you enjoy the game; I have 10hrs into it and I’m only a third of the way or less-near completion.

Plus rumor has it, new maps and content to be added this summer/Fall/and winter. Just hope it’s all included as part of original game purchase. If not, it’ll lose me. Happy Gaming!.

Great car game, I use it to show my friends what VR can be like. I will warn that I have found those who get motion sick are hit harder by this game than others. I think just because it’s fast pace, but I love it.

This is the best VR experience you’ll have so far if you’re a competitive gamer! . . It really surprised me, it’s the best game I own now

Some games tell great stories. Some games have great atmosphere. And some games just want you to have fun. EDF is fun on a level I havent experienced in a long time. Its pure arcade style madness. Hundreds of insects on screen at once, coming at you from any and all angles, falling dead from the crazy weapons you shoot at them.

Literally hundreds of different weapons. High replay value do to the weapon drops. Crazy fun. Highly additive. Dont expect a great story. This is a sci fi B movie type. Highly recommend. Wish I had gotten it years ago.

In an era of gaming filled with pretentious stories, pretty graphics but very little interesting/fun gameplay, Earth Defense Force 4. 1 brings cheesy voice overs, giant insects and utterly chaotic and frantic 3rd person shooter fun in this updated version of EDF 2025 (originally on PS3/Xbox 360).

Also with a very rare feature that most games lack nowadays, COUCH CO OP! If you’re looking for the video game equivalent of 90s action film Starship Troopers, you’ve come to the right place.

Well this game is terribly boring and addictive at the same time. Who likes this terrible game without any story. All you’re doing is the same thing over and over. It’s only bearable to play with mates or online.

Avoid this game.

I love the Girls Und Panzer anime! I like how the characters from the show are here the JP VAs it was nice seeing them all in the game. Game play is fun but it gets challenging later, a lot of characters and tanks to unlock.

Minor gripe with the game is can’t skip dialog, only fast forward. So every time you lose in a chapter level. You have to repeat the whole dialog over, it really gets annoying over time. But you can play Domination, Panzerfahren, Extra Match, Free Match for a quick game play.

You can also choose characters that you like to make your custom team. There’s an online mode i haven’t tried yet but looks fun battling out with others around the world. Overall I think it’s a fun game if you are a fan of the anime.

Fun if you like the source material. The tanks have a nice weighty feel to them and the game isn’t *too* easy and makes you have to think/focus on the harder difficulties.

The game is very fun for what it is. I have played some tank games and they never worked for me, but this one was very fun and kept the feel of the anime.

Bought on deal of day for good price. Build your home and defend with creatures. A few different modes to select from to play game. Not bad for what it cost

Fun game with a lot of replay value! Surprisingly good graphics and music! Fun game to play with friends!

Quality game. No scratches or damage. Condition was very good and game play enjoyable.

Firstly: The game loads in reasonable time, and looks good at outset. This good impression carries on and does not disappoint on GI or with the artistic efforts to bring this “to life”. The controls are easy to get acclimated to and, like most of my peers ( and I suspect most Early purchasers), I am brought to this by the Sword Art Online “TV Shows” which I enjoy more than the written/artistic mediums as my preferred mode of “consumption” on a great many titles with deep roots in this Genre.

(I purchased at shop. to. net at te lowest price I could find weeks ago, and as ever this arrived into our greasy mitts somewhat, marginally, premature. oops, Mr Postie? Its great to share an interest with my “young at heart” grown up Son who echoed all my thoughts on this as we began to encounter with this for our first time.

Some Fathers and Sons connect over real world sports/ We connect on our similar choices of Console games, be it new titles in this Gnere released on PS4 & Xbox One, or be they remasters of older classics.

People will no doubt have their “wants need and desires from any game they buy. This is a great fit for me and my Sons. Even as adults we will set up the kit in my Man Cave and play hours on a 65 Inch Samsun Screen with a ‘pukka’ 5.

1 surround system hooked upvia Optical audio feed and 1080P HDMI video. You can quickly get engrossed in this game as it is easy to master the controls and they’re pretty intuitive anyway. This isn’t a 500mph crazy game play set up.

The action is good, the “breathers” help give the ge a good feeling of balance and flow and the Graphics are, in my personal opinion, pretty darned good for this genre. Anyone just into gaming, may want to wait for a price drop as It “feels” about 10 overprice as at now, however if your “Darw” is the genre or a social interest in this “Fandom” then it merits the early price for the Premium Experience of getting into this at the outset.

I doubt tha anyone could really dfislike this in any huge way so as to prevent the Game being played fully. Its not climing to be a technological tour de fource and yet it deliver on a high level so not only that but Gameplay also pleasantly surprises to enable this title to Exceed my & my sons expectations.

If you feel happy to have decide to ” pays ya’ money and plays ya’ Game” as we both are then it is Good value for money but I can see the other Gamers not enamoured with the genre as we are will, as I indicated, be more glowing in reflection with a lower price, but not too lower of course.

A lot of work went into this and they deserve their rewarss for producing a fab piece of Gaming and Entertainment. I’d re ommend to all my peers for sure. keep it real :-).

Game is much better than anticipated. Despite the Japanese voice acting, it has a cuteness factor and is fun to play. It’s great that they have so many varied characters you get to interact with and use in your adventures.

It is worth the cost and should not be overlooked.

Good game to have, however there is more dialogue going on between characters in the game than consistent gameplay. Plus it’s Japanese audio only with English subtitles – the voice audio can be muted if needed.

I played PES2020 through Xbox Game pass and I loved it ” I do have FiFA 19 and FIFA 20″ , but the ball physics in this game is very good. you will not find the whole licensed teams like FIFA though. when PES2020 got out of game pass , I bought the PES2021.

If you already have PES2020 , you will not see much difference between PES2020 and the season update 2021. if you don’t have it , it is a great opportunity to try it specially at the season update price.

Pros: Hilarious crashes and smashes when played with friends online and locally. Interesting and long-lasting career mode for solo players too. Lots of variations – many many tracks, loads of cars, brilliant customisation aspect.

This really is a doozy of a game. Cons: Can become subject to lag on low speed wifi connections causing stuttering. Hardwire it though and the problems vanish. Loading times between races are a little longer than is comfortable.