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So I bought FM2005 a while back but with exams at the moment I havn't really got into it too much. my brother came home at the weeekend and brought Champ manager 5 and he's been playing them both a bit to see which one he likes the best. But he can't really decide so I thought I'd ask on here which one you lot like the best so that I can play one and let him take the other. :-)
So which is the best and why?
Cheers
So which is the best and why?
Cheers
So I bought FM2005 a while back but with exams at the moment I havn't really got into it too much. my brother came home at the weeekend and brought Champ manager 5 and he's been playing them both a bit to see which one he likes the best. But he can't really decide so I thought I'd ask on here which one you lot like the best so that I can play one and let him take the other. :-)
So which is the best and why?
Cheers
So which is the best and why?
Cheers
FM, for so many reasons.
Better database, better engine, better looks, better design / team behind it.
Plus it's a proper game, that decided not to sell out to Eidos. Rock on, Sports Interactive.
Better database, better engine, better looks, better design / team behind it.
Plus it's a proper game, that decided not to sell out to Eidos. Rock on, Sports Interactive.
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Looks like I'll be keeping FM2005 then :0)
Depends what you want out of a football management game I suppose.
FM2005 certainly has the most depth, CM5 is more accessible I think.
So theres little point in saying 1 or better than the other.
Personally I think sports interactive have taken things too far. If you enjoy staring at stats for hours on end, FM2005 is the game for you.
FM2005 certainly has the most depth, CM5 is more accessible I think.
So theres little point in saying 1 or better than the other.
Personally I think sports interactive have taken things too far. If you enjoy staring at stats for hours on end, FM2005 is the game for you.
FM easily.
Garin wrote:
> Depends what you want out of a football management game I suppose.
> FM2005 certainly has the most depth, CM5 is more accessible I think.
> So theres little point in saying 1 or better than the other.
>
> Personally I think sports interactive have taken things too far. If
> you enjoy staring at stats for hours on end, FM2005 is the game for
> you.
:O
Lies! There are ways not to look at stats in CM?
> Depends what you want out of a football management game I suppose.
> FM2005 certainly has the most depth, CM5 is more accessible I think.
> So theres little point in saying 1 or better than the other.
>
> Personally I think sports interactive have taken things too far. If
> you enjoy staring at stats for hours on end, FM2005 is the game for
> you.
:O
Lies! There are ways not to look at stats in CM?
Pro Evo wrote:
> FM easily.
> FM easily.
Agreed FM by a long way.