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(Also see: FIFA 16 Hacks to Get the Most Out of FUT Draft Mode ) PES 2016 on the other hand, is readily available at most game stores at Rs. Unofficially though, the game has found it's way into many an independent game store, but for a lot more than the MRP.

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The PC version is available only digitally, via EA's Origin storefront. (Also see: Six Things You Need to Know About PES 2016 )ДЄt the moment FIFA 16 is officially available only via Amazon. Thanks to the weekly squad updates, FUT updates, and EA Sports' promise of recreating real life football virtually, FIFA has the upper hand here. Will this be the case six months down the line? Given our past experience with both, you can expect FIFA 16 to outlast PES 2016 in this department. Right now you'll be hard-pressed not to find a match in FIFA 16 or PES 2016. If you're looking to play solo, PES 2016 wins decisively.

It is as competent as it was last year, but most of the fun is in its online features such as Seasons mode (where you compete against the world in multiplayer tournaments) and building up your FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) roster by collecting players on winning matches (both online and offline).

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(Also see: Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 Review: It's Fast but Is It Fantastic? )ДЇIFA 16's career mode is still fun to play with some nice details like extra training for your team, and friendly tournaments before the start of the season. The Team Spirit feature is another important element of the game, and makes a big impact on the experience. Cut-scenes punctuate key moments like new signings and trophy wins. Every month (in-game) you'll see a detailed breakdown of how you played, where you scored, when you scored, and much more. It is an excellent single-player mode that has you thinking in terms of how your whole team can play better, rather than hunting down individual stars. PES 2016's Master League is as good as ever. (Also see: FIFA 16 Player Ratings: What You Need to Know ) However for most part, this just means that you'll find yourself playing the same formation and team composition for almost every game. On the other hand, FIFA 16's recalculation of player ratings now places less importance on player speed, and makes substitutions and formations a bigger point of consideration. Features like Fluid Formation allow you to adapt according to the situation at hand, and stats like Team Spirit make a dramatic difference to how a match pans out. In terms of strategy, PES lends itself to more variety. In PES 2016, the gameplay is faster, and you'll find yourself knocking the ball across the pitch with ease. The focus on defence is obvious, and longtime FIFA fans might find it a little too hard to get used to. This year's FIFA is a slower, more deliberate game than earlier versions. (Also see: FIFA 16 Review: Inclusive, but Is It for Everyone? ) Overall though, some player models come off a bit like wax figures when compared to FIFA, and minor glitches such as goal posts and nets popping-up in close-up replays take away from the immersion. Running on the same engine that is responsible for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, PES 2016 looks good and manages player movements well.

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PES 2016 can't hold a candle to FIFA's TV presentation style, but it still is a competent game.

Everything is very lifelike - from realistically capturing how the players look to their animations on the pitch. Furthermore, EA Sports' Ignite engine brings the game to life in fantastic style. The production values are as good as they should be, effectively mimicking how the beautiful game is broadcasted.

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Here's everything you need to know.ДЇIFA 16 carries off the television style presentation that the series is known for, with great aplomb. Gadgets 360 took a close look at both games to help you choose which one you should buy. Given how expensive games can get, you're probably not going to pick up two similar football games, but lucky for you - we've already reviewed both and can help you choose between the two. The truth, however, is that the two franchises have been getting more and more like each other over the years. If you're a gamer and a football fan (or soccer, if you prefer) then you will almost certainly fall in one of two camps - FIFA fanatics, or Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) patriots - and the two rarely see eye-to-eye.