To celebrate the launch of the new Championship Manager website, Eidos is giving away the 01/02 edition of the game for free to anyone that registers on the site before February 28th.
From The Guardian: "They think it’s all over … it is now. The lucrative corporate marriage that brought us 30 years of annual football simulations, and made billions of dollars in the process, is now defunct. Fifa and Electronic Arts (EA) have parted ways. And now the dust has settled on a day of frantic press releases, hype and guarded interviews, what sort of challenges face both entities as they jostle to reclaim the future of the footie sim for themselves?
Here’s my pretty safe bet: Fifa is going to have a tough time of it. Now freed from the exclusivity clause granted to EA, the company apparently has a range of “non-simulation” games due out this year from various developers. It’s likely these will be casual titles, probably for smartphones, crammed with micro-transactions and perhaps aimed at the huge Asian market for arena-based multiplayer games. If there’s a plausible Fifa: Clash of Teams game, perhaps with some NFTs thrown in, you can bet someone is working on it."
2K,Konami or Sony
Only Studios that can take over besides EA. Unless they bring in some indie developer and make a new Studio but that would take Time and $$$. My bet is on 2K.
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When he was still a teenager, the Championship Manager game tipped Cherno Samba as one of the hottest prospects around. Here's what happened to him.
