We know that FIFA 17 stay N0.1 in the UK charts. Then how about his feud -- PES 1017? Die-hard supporters of the FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) football-simulation game franchises have been arguing for decades about which is the better football simulator. IGN has given a higher assessment for PES 2017 at 9.1. And FIFA 17 has got evaluation at 8.4. But when they are released in the first week in UK, FIFA 17 has sold 20 times than PES 2017. To be honest, I like FIFA 17 more this year.
 
FIFA 17 has added new story mode “Journey”. You will play a role as a rising football star, Alex Hunter, a young footballer trying to make his mark in the Premier League. The player will be able to select one of 20 Premier League clubs to play for at the beginning of the season. And then FIFA 17 has used the new frostbite engine firstly in FIFA game. When I saw the trailer, I’m surprised by the delicate scene and smooth operation. Then there is little doubt that you will fuse the game more easily. The graphics of FIFA 17 are gorgeous, with many of the well-known players' faces and the teams' jerseys faithfully reproduced down to the finest detail, such as hairstyles, facial hair and tattoos. 
 
But some players have changed their hairstyles since. Every time you start a match, it feels like you are watching a live match on TV. The stadiums are varied, the atmosphere with the audiences chanting feels authentic and the soundtrack leading to the game adds much excitement. You can hear the Liverpool anthem "You'll never walk alone" being sung when you are playing in Anfield. Even the advertising boards will show the sponsors of the home club. Then how about the PES 2017? PES 2017, on the other hand, feels rather subdued. You don't hear the Liverpool anthem and there is no Anfield home ground despite Liverpool being one of the licensed teams.
 
Don't get me wrong. PES 2017's players are also well sculpted and resemble the real players. However, they lack the details, such as tattoos - not to mention it is not uncommon to see two players with the same face in the same team. Commentary-wise, both games lack sustained variety. You will find the commentators in both games turning into broken records after just four or five matches.