PES Clearly Wins - FIFA 20 vs. PES 2020 Faces / Graphic
Oct 18, 2019, by Chris
Update: Former FC Bayern Munich winger and now Fiorentina player Franck Ribery has played FIFA 20 with his kids and is not happy how he looks like in the game. His appearance look much better in its rival game, PES 2020. We also added a video comparing all graphic aspects of FIFA 10 & PES 2020.
Hey Franck! Do you know who this guy is? 😉 pic.twitter.com/f6HfiH8DZ9
— eFootball PES (@officialpes) October 17, 2019
Already some days ago, we compared the Top 10 rated players in FIFA 20 with those in its rival game, PES 2020. Today we want to compare the graphics in both video games, with a clear focus on the quality of the player faces.
FIFA 20 vs. PES 2020 Graphics
FIFA 20 vs. PES 2020 Faces / Graphics
While in terms of gameplay it is not clear which game is really better (FIFA is more popular among fans but that might be also because of modes and licenses...), in terms of graphics there are not many people that say FIFA is better. The video by Bleacher Report perfectly showcases why - many player faces in FIFA 20 look weird, and there are only few that are better than those in PES.
If we look at the graphics in general, Pro Evolution Soccer also looks better than FIFA, at least for us.
Pes definitely wins this one damn.. fifa didn't even upgrade looks
— barexy (@_barexy) September 24, 2019
They dont. Pes is clear winner in visuals and in gameplay.
— nkp20mufc (@Nkp20TIMESMUFC) September 24, 2019
PES has always had better visuals but the gameplay is much worse than FIFA
— Austin VanBree 🧀🏈 (@Avanbree7) September 24, 2019
However, graphics are only one criteria for a video game, and so it will be the gameplay and other elements that decide whether somebody will play FIFA or PES in the longterm.
FIFA 20 vs. PES 2020.
— B/R Football (@brfootball) September 24, 2019
How do the graphics compare? 🎥 pic.twitter.com/dHB9cfV9y6
What do you think of the graphics in FIFA 20 and PES 2020? Are graphics important for you in a video game? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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