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Krucifax: If you like compact cars,i'd advise you go for a Coupe or Hatchback.I won't suggest a car but highlight some factors that might aid you in reaching the conclusion. Firstly if you have problems with parking i suggest you buy an Automatic or Tiptronic instead of Manual.
Things to consider are these:

1.Your taste.
2.Your budget.
3.Availability of mechanical parts.
4.Resale value.
5.Warranty length.
6.Durability.
7.Engine size(Very important for insurance)As a lady i advise don't go beyond 2.0 litres
8.Miles to the gallon(Very important if you don't want to go broke quickly)
9.Cost of insurance.
10.Cost of service.
11.Previous Car history if you are buying pre-owned(Write off,major crashes,etc)This affects insurance,usability,life span,and your general enjoyment of it.

toba: When Borini Prono(contractor that did the rehabilitation) was handling the repairs, why didn't they just finish all repairs as at that 2012? Don't u think it would have been cheaper for the Govt to have used Borini Prono? Or can we say the present repairs is not having effect on the nations purse or causing 'us' to lose man hours? These equipments are parked on the 3rd Mainland bridge 24hrs, don't u think this may cause accident if oncoming vehicle fails to see them in time due to failure of the lighting on 3rd Mainland bridge?

So many questions but only God will save Nigeria

Dauchman: Actually the picture is d very true situation of things btw fifa and Pes in europe. In europe they do not put out as much copies of pes as they do of fifa. Even at midnight of release day for fifa, you would see the massive queues, feels like every1 is out dat night but on Pes release u see very small crowds. The figures also speak for themselves. I don't knw where in london u found an empty shelf for Pes.
Also he is right about using one player to do all d dribbling, give me a messi or ronaldo and I wld run past u like u hav no defenders

Victor Tobore: I think d reviewer of dis thread is very right,i don't play games 4 d graphics of realistic make-up but i play football games for d action 'n' when i talk about action i'm talking about gameplay on d pitch.Bleep fifa,it has always been 2 dull 4 my liking,EA they tried 2 carry d real life simulation 2 thier game 'n' in d process they also carried d dullness along with it and please can sum1 tell me how i should be playing a futball game without d uefa champions league,d best league in futball.I think 4 dis main reason i'll stick 2 pes 'n' if i want 2 play a futball game 4 d main purpose of realism then i'll get d fifa 13 game but not after i've played pes 13 (final).

9ineGames: ok Lets forget graphics!!!!but what are games really meant for?(ENTERTAINMENT!!!)fifa13 Wins!!!its not all abt looks its abt the fun you feel or get when playing a game

Here at GameCentral we long for the feeling we had when playing the PES games of the last generation. Every match was aggressively contested. If we lost it got to us, we weren't able to move on until we had exacted revenge on the person that had inflicted the defeat (in the game not physically).

At times the contests would get overheated and we could be accused of taking it a bit too seriously but that was why we loved it.

We've never truly felt that way with FIFA. Yes it's realistic, yes it has all the licenses but does it have the heart? It's the same case this year. Although EA's new game is better than Konami's, when we play it it feels just a bit too mechanical and doesn't seem to have much soul.

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Manchester United vs Liverpool and Rangers vs Celtic are great rivalries that have kept football fans entertained through the years. Pro Evolution Soccer vs FIFA is the equivalent of these titanic clashes in the football video game world. These two heavyweights have gone head to head over the past two decades, with both enjoying spells of domination, but lately one has been much better than the other, just like United and Celtic are currently better than Liverpool and Rangers.

At the moment we live in the FIFA era, with the EA game having been superior over the past few years. But for the first time in a long while, PES seems to be catching up, and the latest Konami football sim may have positioned itself perfectly for an assault against its rival next year.

For a long time PES was said to have better gameplay than FIFA. Konami's dominance in this field was so strong that it negated any criticisms of the game. Yes, FIFA had a better user interface, most of the licences and great music but because PES had better gameplay it was considered the best. Well that changed a while ago and now, FIFA has an advantage in this area but it's not as significant as it was last year.

FIFA 13 has added First Touch Control and improved off the ball artificial intelligence in order to maintain its status as most realistic game.

These were welcome introductions and certainly added to the experience. First Touch Control tries to mimic the real life quality of each player, making someone's ability to control the ball first time round dependant on the quality of the footballer. This also applies to passing and shooting so it's not a good idea to try a Hollywood pass with Chelsea's Jon Obi Mikel.

PES 2013 gives FIFA 13 something to think about in terms of gameplay, although it falls short of actually beating its rival. The game's new Full Control system, which includes full manual passing and shooting, improves the mechanics by giving you ultimate control over the most important parts of the beautiful game.

You are better able to determine shot accuracy and where a pass lands. If you master the new system, you will be able spray the ball around more confidently and score more consistently.

EA normally wins the presentation battle and this is the case again this year. FIFA 13's overall package of graphics, user interface and music is impressive. It's also the most authentic in terms of licenses, with nearly all of the top players, leagues and stadiums.

But PES 2013 doesn't just lay down and take it. Konami has again secured the rights to the Champions League, a competition that has a certain magic. PES's character models are also markedly better than FIFA 13's. The game's cover star Cristiano Ronaldo is recreated to perfection, as well as other world stars including Barcelona attacker Lionel Messi and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.

In conclusion

We could finish up by talking about the vast array of modes available on both games, which are impressive (FIFA 13 probably pips PES 2013 in this area). But we'd prefer to talk about the enjoyment we felt when playing the sims with friends.

Here at GameCentral we long for the feeling we had when playing the PES games of the last generation. Every match was aggressively contested. If we lost it got to us, we weren't able to move on until we had exacted revenge on the person that had inflicted the defeat (in the game not physically).

At times the contests would get overheated and we could be accused of taking it a bit too seriously but that was why we loved it.

We've never truly felt that way with FIFA. Yes it's realistic, yes it has all the licenses but does it have the heart? It's the same case this year. Although EA's new game is better than Konami's, when we play it it feels just a bit too mechanical and doesn't seem to have much soul.

That's not to say PES 13 does, we long ago fell out of love with Konami's sim, partly because the last few PES games have not been very good. If the Japanese company can recreate the magic of the classic games from the series then we will be very happy gamers. PES 2013 is a start, it's certainly got our attention.

That's not to say FIFA can't win our hearts as well, it just needs something but we're not too sure what that something is.

Source: http://www.metro.co.uk/tech/games/913974-fifa-13-vs-pes-2013-the-final-verdict#ixzz28n2ViyPV