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Unlike FIFA’s arcade speed, PES 2015 on PS3 is heavy. You feel the inertia. The DUPLEX release had no lag in the menus (a common issue with poorly compressed scene releases). The frame rate holds at 60fps during gameplay, dipping only during replays.
Retro Scene Release: Why PES 2015 (PS3-DUPLEX) Was the Last Great Hope for the PS3 Pitch
Today, we are dusting off the archive for . In the grand timeline of scene releases, this one sits in a weird, bittersweet spot: the last truly great simulation football game to run on the Cell Broadband Engine. The State of Play (2014) Let’s rewind. FIFA 14 on PS3 was a stutter-fest. EA had clearly shifted resources to the Ignite engine on current-gen. But Konami? Konami bet on longevity. They kept the Fox Engine (yes, the Metal Gear Solid V engine) running on PS3.
It feels like a PS4 game squeezed onto a PS3 disc. The lighting at the Bernabeu? Chef’s kiss.
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