Pro Evolution Soccer 3, released in 2003, is the next installment of the popular series of football simulations, which has won the recognition of football fans around the world.

One of the greatest strengths of Pro Evolution Soccer 3 is its realism. The creators focused on the realism of the football game, both in terms of the physics of the movement of the ball and the behavior of the players. The animations are smooth and natural, which translates into smooth gameplay and a feeling of control over your team.

The graphics in the game, for its time, are satisfactory. While not particularly impressive by today's standards, it still manages to capture the look of the players, the stadiums and the atmosphere of the matches. The variety of stadiums and faithfully reproduced faces of famous footballers add charm and realism to the game.

Pro Evolution Soccer 3 also offers many game modes, such as Champions League, European Championship or World Cup. Players have the ability to manage the team, player transfers and customize tactics. In addition to the single player mode, the ability to compete with other players through the multiplayer mode has been implemented.

Game mechanics are perfectly balanced and require skill, tactical thinking and precision from the player. Both attack and defense require a proper approach and understanding of the game. The artificial intelligence of the opponents is well designed, which makes the gameplay challenging even for experienced players.

Despite many positive aspects, Pro Evolution Soccer 3 also has some disadvantages. First of all, the lack of official licenses for some teams and leagues may be disappointing to some fans. Also, the game's interface and menus can be a bit confusing and difficult to navigate at first.

Pro Evolution Soccer 3 is a successful installment of the series. Despite some graphic limitations and the lack of a license, the game offers exciting gameplay, realistic player behavior and a variety of game modes.