Xplosiv has today announced that the latest instalment of its best selling cricket management franchise, International Cricket Captain 2008, will release on 27th June 2008. International Cricket Captain 2008 comes with a complete statistical update, a remodelled game engine and a vastly enhanced and re-designed interface, as well as the most up to date statistics available.
CricketGaming.net has recently published an exclusive screenshot of Rockingham Software's upcoming cricket management game, Cricket Coach 2009. Along with the screenshot, there also some exclusive features published by CricketGaming.net.
PcAdvisor Writes:
"That said, after a couple of sessions of playing International Cricket Captain 2008, I found myself fretting over my virtual Michael Vaughan's lack of form and the paucity of my bowling options, to the exclusion of more important things such as family, work and, you know, actual cricket. There are flaws here, but it if you like cricket and you enjoy football-management sims, you'll find International Cricket Captain 2008 a worthy purchase"
GameZine Writes:
"Not everything else is bad, though. The highpoint of the game is clearly the familiar BBC cricket theme tune being piped through your speakers, and for some reason it is quite pleasing to hear your bowlers appeal for an LBW."
"Sadly, at the end of the day, Cricket Captain is only really playable for those who refuse to remove their pads before getting in the shower. If you are desperate for a bit of silly mid-on action, most people would be far better advised to just get the most recent Brian Lara game."
