They have also announced that player individuality has been expanded, where skills and strengths are more prominent in impact and motion during gameplay. Full body touch introduced last year has also been enhanced. Other features include a number of graphical boosts and 4K HDR support across all compatible platforms. Enlighten software has been used to rework lighting, both natural and stadium based. Stands and pitches closely mirror their real life counterparts depending on the time of day. FIFA also boasts better graphics than PES. On the downside, FIFA can be quite buggy, and some new features don't always work as intended. PES, on the other hand, is often seen as the more challenging game. It doesn't have as many licenses as FIFA, but it makes up for it with excellent gameplay. Kit unveiling For the first time in history, a Pro Evolution Soccer game was used in a kit unveiling. Liverpool unveiled their new 3rd kit for the 2018–2019 football season by using in-game footage from PES 2019 via a post on social media. Liverpool claims they are the "first club to use video game graphics to launch a new jersey". UEFA license The Konami–UEFA partnership ended after ten years. The announcement was made in a press release posted on the UEFA website stating that "the 2018 UEFA Champions League Final in Kyiv would mark the end of a very successful and fruitful 10-year partnership between Konami and UEFA." The marketing director of UEFA Events SA Guy-Laurent Epstein said: Club partnerships Konami has signed a number of partnerships with clubs to faithfully re-create the clubs including kits, fully scanned players, and stadiums. Continuing agreements Previously announced partnerships between Konami and Liverpool, Barcelona, Inter Milan, A.C. Milan, and Arsenal for PES 2018 have all been retained for the 2019 edition of the game. Borussia Dortmund agreement On 1 June 2018, Konami announced on their website that top German club Borussia Dortmund will not be officially licensed for PES 2019. This is despite the club appearing in some of the promotional assets of PES 19. Konami said "the license agreement was to the use of Borussia Dortmund's logos, players, stadium, and other features in the Konami products until June 2020. However, this agreement was prematurely terminated by Borussia Dortmund". FC Schalke 04 On 4 June 2018, Konami announced a new partnership with FC Schalke 04 just days after Dortmund terminated their agreement.