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04 Aug 2002, 11:57 PM
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Football Manager 2003 (EA Sports)
Is set to be released in Sept. I haven't heard alot about it yet but if you have played any of the other two it shouldn't be that bad. I like for the simple fact that it gives you lots of choices when it comes to expanding your ground. Something I wish Champ man did more of.
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04 Aug 2002, 11:58 PM
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Oh it also has a 3d match engine so you can watch the game instead of just reading text.
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05 Aug 2002, 09:15 AM
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Hopefully the match engine will offer more realistic and varying play. Sick of seeing 90% of the goals scored tipped by the 'keeper and barely falling into the goal.
Also hate seeing the players dribble 5 yards away from the goal and NOT shoot the ball....
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05 Aug 2002, 09:35 AM
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Hopefully the match engine will offer more realistic and varying play. Sick of seeing 90% of the goals scored tipped by the 'keeper and barely falling into the goal.
Also hate seeing the players dribble 5 yards away from the goal and NOT shoot the ball....
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I agree is was pretty buggy. The passes back and forth in the midfield is very fustrating as well.
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07 Aug 2002, 04:55 PM
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what leagues does it have in it? does it have mls?
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07 Aug 2002, 05:49 PM
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I have the version from 99
I loved it, the player ratings made it easier to grasp than CM, IMO. I loved putting money into the stadium and all that, really buggy though in regards to promotions. Never got anymore money to buy players so I had a d2 team playing in the premiership (only reason is becuase i got lucky w/ transfers and loans) and I got smoked in the top flight becuase I still only had like 400,000 to spend on players. Like all EA games they're pretty, if only they could get more into the hardcore gamer stuff.
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07 Aug 2002, 11:09 PM
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No MLS, pretty much all of the other leagues though.
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08 Aug 2002, 10:34 AM
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MLS was 'contracted' ...
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08 Aug 2002, 12:21 PM
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I know this is a game that most gamers who play on a console would consider to be for "computer geeks", but I wish they would come out with something like this for the Gamecube or PS2.
Sometimes it's more fun to play manager than to actually be in control of the team.
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08 Aug 2002, 01:02 PM
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You just can't find a decent non-CM, non-SAAP game with MLS. ('course, those are the two best!)
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