Championship Manager 2011 (iPhone Application) Reviews

Championship Manager 2011 (iPhone Application) PDA Software

Product Type: Eidos software for handheld and PDAs

Newest Review: ... same can't be said for the Premiership. You can manage in five countries only but the database extensively covers even the ... more

 ... most obscure leagues; unlike on PSP Football Manager I even managed to approach players from my favoured team in Cyprus, an impressive advantage over it's rivals. Players are also realistically priced, though attracting them to your team does simply seem to stem from offering more money. What's more, loans are sadly omitted, making my managerial life at Crystal Palace a much harder journey. Nevertheless, a novel addition of a live press conference, where you can improve the board's, the fan's or the media's confidence...more

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ReviewKing05
Championship Manager 2011 (iPhone Application): A footy management sim which mostly hits the target (634 words)
by - written on 07/01/11 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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As a keen follower of football management sims, I was eager to see how the format would work on my iPod touch. Sadly, at a ridiculously high price of £6.99, my first choice sim Football Manager was knocked off my list. At a lowly 59p, I decided to instead give Championship Manager 2011 a go. But is the game really as bad as AppStore reviewers will have you believe? Aesthetically, the game is incredibly slick. Simple menus make great use of the touch screen, which sharp visuals depicting a six- tile menu giving access to functions from squad management to transfers. Moreover, a sub-menu can be swiped to access other areas of your managerial arsenal, such as ...  Read the complete review

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