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Football Manager 2010

Rating: 4.6 (61 votes cast)

Platform: PC
File size: 1 104.96 MB
Categories: Simulator, Manager Simulator
Publisher: Sega
DRM: Uniloc
Version: 10.1
Price: $9.99 (9 990 Blue Coins)
List price: $19.99
You save: $10 (50%)

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System requirements

Do not work on Mac!
OS: Windows XP, Vista or 7
Processor: Supported processers include Intel Pentium 4, Intel Core, and AMD Athlon. 1.4 GHz or faster required when running Windows XP, 2.0 GHz or faster required when running Windows Vista or 7
Memory: 512 MB RAM when running Windows XP, 1.0 GB RAM when running Windows Vista
Graphics: 128 MB video card with the following supported chipsets: Nvidia FX 5900 Ultra or greater; ATI Radeon 9800 or greater; Intel 82915G/82910GL or greater. Earlier cards may only display 2D Match Viewer Mode and are not supported. Laptop versions of these chipsets may work but are not supported.
DirectX: Version 9.0c (included)
Hard Drive: 2 GB free space
LAN: TCP/IP compliant
Input: Keyboard, mouse

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Football Manager 2010 is the latest iteration of the world’s best selling football management simulation series. Developed by multi award-winning studio Sports Interactive.

Polish — Making the game faster, more immersive, more realistic and easier to play with better in game feedback and more advice.
Improved Match Engine — Improved AI, over 100 new animations in 3D mode, better lighting, improved pitch degradation, stadiums and crowds.
Match Analysis — A match analysis tool that shows you where shots, passes, crosses, headers, tackles, fouls and interceptions have happened for both sides, both live in game, and post match, allowing you to work out your, and your opponents, strengths and weaknesses.
New GUI — A new look to the game, and a new way of control – gone is the side menu, to be replaced by an easier to use tab system, with everything at your finger tips.
Tactics — A new tactics module, making it much easier to make your team play as you want them to, with thousands of possible pre-set options, touchline shouts for easily changing things around, and instant changes. (the old system is still there for people who love their sliders).
News Center — A subscription based newspaper. Get the news about the football world around you that you want, and not the news you don’t want.
New Data Editor — A brand new data editor. Not only has the functionality and ease of editing data improved, we are also proud to announce that you can now add competitions and extra levels for leagues currently in the game, and add completely new competitions and leagues all via a very simple to use editor.
And more... There are still load of additional features, both big and small, to announce for FM2010. Stay tuned!

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS

24th Jul

Love the football manager series. Excellent games. FM2010 is an improvement on 2009, especially since you can add leagues (like the CONCACAF and CAF leagues which are not included in the initial database). The game's tactical model is new and improved and pretty good, although I was pretty awesome with the slider system too (but that's still included!). Overall a great buy, especially if there's a sale on.

12th Jul

By air-ml

I am not a football person. I cannot mention even 3 players on our national team, and if I watch the game it is only for beer and good company.
Never the less I LOVE this game.
It has great depth and calls for both strategic and tactical thinking. I find myself spending hours and hours managing a small team from my country fighting to improve the team.
I love that all the detail are real and that a country as small as Denmark has been researched to such a level that so many (and small) clubs are included.
If you like turnbased or other slow paced strategy games. Try this. You will not be disappointed.

5th Jul

By loskik

Once again SI have made the best football management game out there. I tryed both this and championship manager and the difference was huge; Football Manager 10 was just so much better. More realstic, more depth, better tactical engine and also a superb editor.

13th May

By yamo

have been playing this game since 2003...my favorite version was 2006...This version delivers a great match simulation ...the flow of play is great and with the 3-d players you really do see why it is called the Beautiful Game. The interface is a little clunky-just a little. needless scrolling and clicking...but not enough to put me off the game. The GUI is UGLY. Desperately needs skins with better color combinations. I thought the 2006 version in pitch green was perfect. As usual for this series the depth is unfathomable. The best sports game...ever.

15th Apr

By capelli king

One of the classic sport simulation games, i have been playing the series back when they just came out in 1993. Recent versions were not a huge improvement and personally i was not too keen to purchase the newer version. What i liked most about FM2010 is the improved game engine and the improved AI, i never thought i would like watching a bunch of little figures running up and down the pitch, but it is actually very entertaining because they follow out your personally laid tactics. For people which are less into text based games or which did not play previous versions, it could be quite tough to get into, but the tutorials and help pop ups have got allot better.

Anyway, for anyone which likes sports sims or Manager games, this is without a doubt the top game in its genre.

10th Nov 2009

By dildur

This game is still filled with the magic touch of Sports Interactive. After the two or three first hours you will spend to get accustomed to the new interface, you will get fond of it and crave for the next match.
Touchline shouts are an excellent add-on, as is the match analysis tool.
Nevertheless, even if the fans of the Football Manager series will just find here a weapon of massive and renewed addiction, I would advise a beginner to try the demo first, as the GUI and the match engine, despite of the improvements, remain efficient, informative and not that "beautiful"...
If you need outstanding graphics to enjoy a game, perhaps should you choose something else. You'll get the feelings described in the trailer, but certainly not the graphics... ;)
It's time for me to get back to FM 2010, as the referree will not wait for me to start next match !

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