Without question, the whole game could collapse under the weight of its own feature set were it not for the intuitive interface. Needless to say, the instant impression is that the team has gone all out once again to effectively fill in any gaps in what has gone before while maintaining a level of clean simplicity in the interface so as to not scare off the more casual player. Taking us through some of the enhancements of the new game barely even scratches the surface of what there is to experience in Football Manager. Indeed the ad creative posted up on his office window reveals the thinking behind their forthcoming campaign, which leaves the audience in no doubt what the creators of Football Manager did before!
Jacobson freely admits that the audience will take a fair bit of re-educating. From the makers of.īuilding on the phenomenon that is Championship Manager isn't going to be easy. Much to our delight and with a guilty sense of doom of the long nights and inevitable fights to come, we had a chance earlier this week to sit down with Sports Interactive's irrepressible managing director Miles Jacobson, admire the collection of cuddly toys adorning his office, and generally chew the fat about how Football Manager is shaping up as the Islington-based company approaches the last few months of development before its December launch. We're not going to see daylight for months. Missing persons' reports will be filed, celibacy declarations signed, strops thrown.
While all of the above are cause for shirt over the head scenes of mass celebration (except for Ipswich fans), from the perspective of most women anything involving football, real or imagined, is most definitely a bad thing. We could be talking about a number of things at this point the summer football drought, Norwich City's unjust nine year exile from the Premiership, or the chance to play Sports Interactive's latest footballing creation.
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