It's too bad that Konami didn't flesh out the rest of PES's modes. The sign-up process is a bit of a headache – though not as annoying as on PS3 – but once you're online the experience is enjoyable with little lag or slowdown. One feather in the game's cap that will please those hell-bent on picking up PES 2009 is the inclusion of wireless support for multiplayer. I just would have liked to see a step forward on a grander scale. That said, PES is still a good football engine and it's still rewarding to nail that perfect lob thru ball and bury one in the back of the net. But in general the action – from the colors to the environments to the player models – simply don't pop the way they manage to in FIFA 09. Player movements are a bit rigid, but that's to be expected on this hardware. The rest of Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 plays just as you remember from last year's PSP release. There are also instances when a pass will come to you and just as you turn to take the ball up field a defender that you would've seen with a more removed perspective snatches the ball. The camera does swing fluidly but it moves around so much that it can be disorienting at times. It sits a bit closer to the action than it does on consoles and thus has a harder time keeping with the movement of the ball. The only real issue I had with Become A Legend was its camera.
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