Clipping Error cover the story of one Football Manager player who has played the same game for the last five years with one goal, to win the world cup. The player has never accomplished this goal, this is their story, and the reasons they kept on going for all that time.
Sports Interactive has released a new patch for sports simulation game Football Simulator 2011, available for game owners to download now.
This update disables the game’s online protection system, in anticipation of the possibility that the system may fail in the near future and preventing users from accessing the game. With this patch, users will be able to continue to access and play the game even if the current online protection system fails.
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Megabits of Gaming writes: "Our FM 2011 game discs will once again be whirring into action until the annual update is inevitably released in the next few months. To help out those guys at SEGA and Sports Interactive as they work on the next edition, we've come up with a few suggested improvements..."
I know it's a cliche, but I hoestly think management sims have gone too far. They feel more like work than play now. I can barely find my way around FM08, and I had to study for a week before I could play Cycling Manager.
I honestly think that the trick to reinvigorating the genre is to take a few steps back, make them simpler so that more people can play more easily, then shift the focus to online multiplayer leagues to take advantage of the expanded user base.
No way, FM 2011 was amazing and thoroughly engrossing. It just needs a few tweaks and it would be exceptional. It can also be as complex or simple as you like - getting bogged down with stats and orders, just get your coaches to do all the work!
Pah! The pinnacle of the form was Premier Manager 98, with its inexplicable and hilarious belief that Karlheinz Riedle was the greatest player since Pele.
Or maybe I'm just out of touch?
