EA's FIFA series isn't just about playing the beautiful game on your consoles, it's about managing the team on your PC as well. And to celebrate ten years of doing so, the publisher has announced the inevitable FIFA Manager 11, due for release this Autumn.
Improvements that the company is boasting include an improved tactics system, more realistic transfer market to mirror real-world football events, and a better pitch screen so you can deploy tactics to individual players more effectively. New cup draws, Derby matches, a new experience and player system and a separate World Cup tournament mode are also among the tweaks.
The lead designer of the FIFA Manager series, Gerald Köhler, said that the changes mark an intention to capture a totally different management experience. "We want to provide our fans with... all the great new innovations that reflect actual real life football management."
Köhler added a thank you to the fans of the sports series, saying; “We are very proud that we are now developing our tenth FIFA Manager game in succession. This would not have been possible without the support of our superb and still growing fan base." Aw, well we love you too, Gerald.
Improvements that the company is boasting include an improved tactics system, more realistic transfer market to mirror real-world football events, and a better pitch screen so you can deploy tactics to individual players more effectively. New cup draws, Derby matches, a new experience and player system and a separate World Cup tournament mode are also among the tweaks.
The lead designer of the FIFA Manager series, Gerald Köhler, said that the changes mark an intention to capture a totally different management experience. "We want to provide our fans with... all the great new innovations that reflect actual real life football management."
Köhler added a thank you to the fans of the sports series, saying; “We are very proud that we are now developing our tenth FIFA Manager game in succession. This would not have been possible without the support of our superb and still growing fan base." Aw, well we love you too, Gerald.
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