How do you do a bicycle kick in pro evolution 5?
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It's all about timing, positioning, angle of the cross and luck. Cross the ball with a double tap, so it goes in pretty low and sharp. The kicker has to have his back against the opposition goal, and press whatever kick button and with a bit of luck he'll perform an overhead kick.
The higher technique the kicker has the higher chance he'll perform it.
Soccer fans display the same loyalty to their favourite games as their favourite teams, which makes reviewing an annual update somewhat redundant. Fans of the series only need a list of the new features, and will probably buy it regardless, whereas fans of rival series’ won’t touch it with a four-foot corner flag. So for the people who fall into neither category: this review is for you three.
The basics first, then: Pro Evolution Soccer is a realistic soccer simulator from Konami with a 10-year history, dating back to the 16-bit SNES era. Having made huge leaps to PS1, to N64, and now to PS2 and Xbox, each yearly version features careful tweaking of the formula rather than overhaul – in soccer terms: subtly changing tactics and making shrewd signings rather than selling the whole squad and starting from scratch.
Rather than bicycle-kick instant thrills into your face, like some of its more accessible rivals, PES plays like real soccer – it requires timing, an eye for space, quick-thinking, confidence and organisation. Blindly rushing to the ball will leave spaces for the opposition to exploit, blindly rushing with the ball will make it easy for the opposition to regain possession. And in PES, possession is everything. Treat the ball like a hot potato and you risk being sliced open and filled with butter (goals). Keeping the ball, dragging people out of position and waiting to play the killer pass is the key to unlocking defences. PES is the soccer equivalent of chess – it requires patience, tactics and concentration. If you are hoping to score 30-yard scissor-kicks in your first game, you will be disappointed.
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