efootball looks like a better soccer simulator, but a worse game that fifa

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DELE ALLI had the best XG and XG / S per minute of all young English midfielders in La League last year, while Jack Grealish led the way in Xa, BPR and Tiob. Grealish was also superior in haul C, but only fourth in the haunt A and the G, which suggests that the movement of him to City, and better teammates, will see level. If you understood all that, you are exactly the kind of person for which the next Konami efootball was created.

He took the unusual route from appearing 'in Gamescom' with just released an advance with the Gamescom hashtag in the hours between conferences, but even so, Efootball is now available. It is a free iteration of Pro Evo, and considering that the full price version had problems keeping up with FIFA, it is nonsense to think that it will also. In the circles of football simulations, Efootball is already dying of Memes. The game contains only 9 teams, but that we already knew: the newest details to dial in the game include that the lawn looks terrible and the fact that not all kicks will be available at the launch.

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At the grass point, go to touch something real. I have never played a FIFA game and marveled the realism of the lawn. In the kicks ... Yes, it's fine. Konami is clearly looking for problems there ...