CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 01/02 SYSTEM SPEC UPDATE

Player PowerД«ut for those who appreciate its merits, it's an enthralling experience, and one that is unique to each individual player. Chris Anderson dismisses it as a glorified spreadsheet, and following successive relegations with Coventry City, Dave Woods won't have it in the house. Of course, by realistic we don't mean motion-captured faces, as in an age of visual extravagance, Championship Manager remains defiantly graphics-free, offering an open goal to those who seek to devalue it.ДЇortunately (for Eidos), always had at least one CM evangelist in the camp, a rich heritage stretching from launch editor Paul Lakin, through Patrick McCarthy, Jeremy Wells, and my good self, with Mark Hill (no relation) snapping eagerly at my heels. However, that would be to do a disservice to the legions of researchers who ensure the accuracy of the player database, thus creating the staggeringly realistic experience that fans have come to expect.

CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 01/02 SYSTEM SPEC UPDATE

This is now the third update of CM3, and it is tempting to suggest that with all hands on CM4, it has simply been knocked out to boost the coffers in the meantime. Or at least until the highly anticipated Championship Manager 4. What better excuse to shut the curtains and set about creating a footballing empire? Almost as much a part of the football calendar as it is the gaming calendar, only a fool would bet against Season 01/02 dislodging its predecessor in the top ten and nestling there for a comparable period of time. The football season is under way, early optimism has been shattered on the rock of ineptitude, and a bleak British winter is looming fast.

Championship manager 01/02 system spec