Football Manager 2009 (PC, PSP ) game

**MattyBoy** · 04-09-2008

Today the first information and the first catch of his Football Manager 2009. Reactualization annual management's most famous football clubs, this 2009 version is distinguished first by the platforms. Indeed, if the PC, Mac and PSP are still in the program, the Xbox 360 version of the past year has not been renewed, blamed mistakes interface that have not convinced the developers.

For its part, the PSP version should not fundamentally change things in relation to the 2008 opus. It is a question of improving the record of matches with the opportunity to display 2D according to two different representations: overview of the whole field and a greater focus on action whose aim is to follow the ball . The other big change comes the opportunity to start a party, and only then, adding leagues during Thursday to open up new perspectives. Finally, fans effects "cosmetic" will be pleased to learn that two new skins as well.

If you believe the developers, PC and Mac versions should be more innovative. It is first issue of a new mode rendering games with establishing a true 3D engine so that things are more visually attractive. The technique of motion capture will of the party and its angles by tens and the possibility of speeding up / return to the game. During these meetings, we will have information about the motivation of players and on the implementation of tactics while the press should have a more important role: a system of rumors has been planned and it will be possible to organize conferences Pre-match

We talked about the introduction of hearsay, they should have an impact on the transfer system which will be completely redesigned. Asked recast, Football Manager 2009 should be the first part of the series to exploit the resolutions say "broad" and it will always question as to benefit from well-to-date data. It also noted the possibility to embody a female. It is also about improvements in training (the possibility of teaching very precise gestures) and the relationship with the leaders of the club. To illustrate this, Sports Interactive offers two long catches series while the output is already scheduled for November 14 next!

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**mauricio** · 04-09-2008

Football Manager 2009 is only in pc or it is for home console like xbox 360, ps3 ?

**Humberto** · 04-09-2008

The reason cited for the lack of a home console conversion was the troubles Sports Interactive has had transferring the PC interface to the Xbox 360 joypad – something that anyone who has played the 360 version will understand.

The firm’s Miles Jacobson added that he is looking to titles such as Take 2’s Civilization: Revolution for guidance on how to best make use of the 360’s controller.

**ThoMas321** · 05-09-2008

Star attraction for PC (Football Manager 2009) fans will be a flashy 3D match engine, according to an official video unveiling by studio boss Miles Jacobson.

This feature has been in development for three years and been tested rigorously by the Football Manager Live (MMO) beta crowd. Here action can be rewound whenever you wish, and a TV view adopted that makes the game fullscreen, cluttered with only user-selected data windows.

Incidentally, the 2D engine remains as a fall-back for preference or slower computers.

Other improvements include improved assistant manager feedback and greater media involvement, including press conferences and transfer rumours. We're told relationships with journalists will be key, and Jacobson warns to watch your words as they may come back to bite you.

The transfer system has been completely rewritten to be more efficient and accurate, and board confidence has been transformed. Plus, refreshed data for a record of over 350,000 players and staff has been implemented. In the hunt for authentication, SI has also mimicked real-life financial modelling from around the world.

Threads and threads of community feedback have also led to a redesigned user interface and the inclusion of widescreen support. And female managers.

**SecRecy** · 05-09-2008

Football Manager Handheld for PSP has had its fair share of overhauls as well.

Up to three additional leagues from around Europe can now be picked to run alongside your starting table, and SI has got the 2D match engine from the PC version up and running. This has two views: full-match or zoomed-in.

On top of this are a choice of two skins, one light and dark; apparently Jacobson and team couldn't decide which one to to add, so both were chucked in.