In terms of pure football/soccer management, it's probably not at the same level of Championship Manager 2. Soccer fans will find this fun if they ever wanted to play soccer from a managerial position. You can also bet on and fix the games if you so choose. Speed it up, slow it down, or substitute players. When actually playing soccer you see the field from above and you can even micromanage the game while it's being played. Buy and sell players as your leisure as well as change their names. You can also purchase many improvements for your field grounds to make those high ticket prices worth it. You control everything from ticket prices to advertising to players. Obviously the goal is to have a successful and money making stadium/team. You take control of your own field and team in this business simulation. The game is played by interacting with the world, clicking on the different buildings to access their options, or clicking on the items in your office (filing cabinet, tv, etc.). It was designed by David Lester and Neal Sumsion.
#ULTIMATE SOCCER MANAGER 98 99 UPDATE#
Note: If you like the game but feel it is a bit outdated, I highly recommend Mega Update pack: the most comprehensive update of game roster for 2000/2001 season play.Ultimate Soccer Manager is a managerial soccer game developed and published by Impressions in 1995 for DOS and Amiga. If you are a soccer fan, this is a must-have. There are numerous other nice touches, such as the excellent tactics editor, post-match newspaper reports, and a much-improved interface that is more accessible for beginners than the esoteric interface of CM2.Īlthough there are a few shortfalls, such as the limited number of available players for transfer, and the apparent ease of play- it seems you won't get sacked no matter how badly you are managing the team, USM 98 in all other respects is the game that equals -or even exceeds- CM2. The game offers two play modes: either full-management (running the entire club from advertising to pricing snacks), or coach (football elements only). You can have all six European leagues run at the same time, which opens up the possibility of not only player transfers but also management offers from clubs in Serie A.
You can loan, buy, or exchange players- and even offer extra cash if the player plays more than 15 matches for example.
Similar to business games such as Hollywood Mogul, the game requires you to negotiate with the club and the player’s agent. In addition to new features that set the game apart from competitors, USM 98 boasts one of the most detailed and realistic transfer systems ever devised. This allows you to edit the teams and players to keep them up to date, something that is a very nice touch and not seen in soccer management sims until much later. Although very similar to Championship Manager in terms of epic scope and a multitude of options, it is better for one thing: a statistics editor. That's over 400 clubs and around 12,000 individual players, all with appropriate skills and stats. USM 98 contains data for the 7 biggest Euroepean Leagues: England, Scotland, Italy, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands.
#ULTIMATE SOCCER MANAGER 98 99 SERIES#
One of the most underrated soccer simulation series of all time is back, and this time is arguably a better game than venerable Championship Manager 2.
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