Rather than wading through overly-complicated menu screens, all the game's options, training, player/team editor, system settings, and gallery items are located on the left side of the screen, while the list of playable modes are listed on the right side of the screen. The first thing that sticks out is how nicely organized the menus are this year. While it still may be regarded as the red-headed stepchild of soccer titles outside the PC, a lot of craft has gone into the title to make it a quality alternative to FIFA 10. Thankfully, the Pro Evolution Soccer faithful can hold their heads high, as PES 2010 is by far the best console entry Konami has ever made. While I don't typically like to compare one franchise to another (I'd rather judge a game on its own merits), I would be remiss in this case because of the sheer dominance of this year's EA offering. It's no wonder, because that footie sim is one great game. As you probably know, EA Sports' FIFA Soccer 10 has been smashing sales records, and not just for soccer but for sports games in general.
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