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Now, I was a little annoyed with SR getting rid of the gaming threads.
So please share your Championship Manger experiences in here.
Currently i am Sheffield Wednesday in the year 2030. This is the furthest I have ever got in any champ man game! THe other ones used to stop after 2026. Anyone know when it does end? If ever?
Anyways, whats the most you have sold someone for? Mine is £88M. Well chuffed with that sale. It was one of my home grown players as well. Came through the reserves and was a great hit.
So please share your Championship Manger experiences in here.
Currently i am Sheffield Wednesday in the year 2030. This is the furthest I have ever got in any champ man game! THe other ones used to stop after 2026. Anyone know when it does end? If ever?
Anyways, whats the most you have sold someone for? Mine is £88M. Well chuffed with that sale. It was one of my home grown players as well. Came through the reserves and was a great hit.
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I'm going to get it.
This game can be wonderful fun but can also be extremely infuriating. I was winning game after game with Liverpool first season and Man Utd kept following me. I ended up winning nothing.
This game can be wonderful fun but can also be extremely infuriating. I was winning game after game with Liverpool first season and Man Utd kept following me. I ended up winning nothing.
Are any of you gonna get the next Champ Manager game?
I think you'll have to do another Champ Manager thread Ortega, when the next one comes out.
I think you'll have to do another Champ Manager thread Ortega, when the next one comes out.
I will buy it if you get a demo of CM4 and all the info about it. The thing is that you are paying £5.49 for a mag about old games. There may be some good stuff in it but all I am wanting is CM4, I have been playing the others and I want the new game. I think this will appeal more to people who are still playing the old ones, not just last sessions but from years ago. I may be wrong, just have to see if the first one is any good.
I think you're spot on with that evaluation of the situation. What do you reckon though, will you buy it? More to the point, will you continue to buy it once CM4 is released?
This is starting to make sense. About a week ago I read on the SI web site that they could not release and info or screen shots of CM4 because of legal issues. I bet that part of the deal with Future Publishing says that any new screen shots and info has to go out in the mag first.
This is from the SIGames Website.
Sports Interactive, developer of the best-selling Championship Manager football management games, and Eidos, publisher of the series, have agreed a deal with Future Publishing to launch the Official Championship Manager Magazine. Issue one, priced £5.49 will launch on October 24th 2002.
The Official Championship Manager Magazine, project edited by Mark Sutherns, will provide the most comprehensive guide to the series yet. Written by a squad of journalists with unprecedented access to the development team, the magazine will be the first for news and information on CM4, the latest in the hugely successful Championship Manager series. A cover-mounted CD will offer fans of the game a selection of additional treats, details of which will be revealed shortly.
The Official Championship Manager Magazine will appear at key stages throughout the game’s development lifecycle, and will detail the development of the game through until release and beyond. All CD data and screenshots featured within the magazine will also be available for direct download from www.sigames.com on the day the magazine is released.
“With over three million copies in its illustrious 10-year history, Championship Manager is probably the only game with a following which can support such an ambitious publication,” says Miles Jacobson, managing director, Sports Interactive. “We’ll be working closely with Future Publishing to give our fans a superb collection of official magazines – with stacks of additional data available only through the magazine and on www.sigames.com.”
“This is a unique agreement for Future Games,” adds publisher James Binns, “We have had a lot of success with our licensed titles, based around hardware platforms and operating systems – we’ve never backed a series of games like this before. Championship Manager is a software phenomenon. We’re investing heavily in the magazine and look forward to producing a quality publication treated with the love and respect its fans demand.”
The Official Championship Manager Magazine will be available from all good newsagents on October 24th, priced £5.49.
Sounds like a good idea to me.
Sports Interactive, developer of the best-selling Championship Manager football management games, and Eidos, publisher of the series, have agreed a deal with Future Publishing to launch the Official Championship Manager Magazine. Issue one, priced £5.49 will launch on October 24th 2002.
The Official Championship Manager Magazine, project edited by Mark Sutherns, will provide the most comprehensive guide to the series yet. Written by a squad of journalists with unprecedented access to the development team, the magazine will be the first for news and information on CM4, the latest in the hugely successful Championship Manager series. A cover-mounted CD will offer fans of the game a selection of additional treats, details of which will be revealed shortly.
The Official Championship Manager Magazine will appear at key stages throughout the game’s development lifecycle, and will detail the development of the game through until release and beyond. All CD data and screenshots featured within the magazine will also be available for direct download from www.sigames.com on the day the magazine is released.
“With over three million copies in its illustrious 10-year history, Championship Manager is probably the only game with a following which can support such an ambitious publication,” says Miles Jacobson, managing director, Sports Interactive. “We’ll be working closely with Future Publishing to give our fans a superb collection of official magazines – with stacks of additional data available only through the magazine and on www.sigames.com.”
“This is a unique agreement for Future Games,” adds publisher James Binns, “We have had a lot of success with our licensed titles, based around hardware platforms and operating systems – we’ve never backed a series of games like this before. Championship Manager is a software phenomenon. We’re investing heavily in the magazine and look forward to producing a quality publication treated with the love and respect its fans demand.”
The Official Championship Manager Magazine will be available from all good newsagents on October 24th, priced £5.49.
Sounds like a good idea to me.
Heh, Man Utd are in the conferance on mine.
Sod knows whats happened to them. They are still "rich" so it should be easy to bring them back up.
Sod knows whats happened to them. They are still "rich" so it should be easy to bring them back up.
yes loadsa times. it mainly happens if you are not in the top league and have a fair few internationals away on international duty. then they reschedule it on those grounds
Just a general question here. Has anyone ever got a game switched after going to the FA? I never have.
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