Games Database
Game Boy Color
Sport: Football - Soccer
Player Manager 2001 - Game Boy Color
Also known as: Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2001', 'Sir Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2001
| Also for: | PC, PS2, PlayStation | ||
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Sport: Football - Soccer Strategy: Management |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Developer: | Anco Software | Soft. Co.: | Anco Software |
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB) |
Released: | 21 Sept 2001
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
Your future as a football manager is in the palm of your hands with Player Manager 2001 from THQ.
Join a club as it tries to reach the top of the pile or try to maintain the league position of an already successful club. Manage the fixtures, transfers, finances and injuries as well as setting up the training program for the players and thinking about the tactics to use in the next game. Player Manager 2001 features optional automated functions for those of you who like to delegate managerial, financial, coaching or scouting responsibilities. Simply switch it on and let the game take over the tasks for you.
When match day arrives you can see the entire match in a top down arcade view or you can choose to see the matches in one of three condensed forms that are available.
There is a mind-blowing array of stats featured too. This tiny cartridge accommodates over 2000 players from 5 different European leagues: the UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy. The game engine is also a complex little beast. While you’re fretting about the next fixture and how to approach it, the engine is working away, tampering with the physical condition of your players, their morale and even inventing its own weather, just to make life a bit more difficult for you.
So, with the arrival of Player Manager 2001, there’s no need to stay home and tear your hair out over the stupid decisions you make – now you can do it on the move!
Join a club as it tries to reach the top of the pile or try to maintain the league position of an already successful club. Manage the fixtures, transfers, finances and injuries as well as setting up the training program for the players and thinking about the tactics to use in the next game. Player Manager 2001 features optional automated functions for those of you who like to delegate managerial, financial, coaching or scouting responsibilities. Simply switch it on and let the game take over the tasks for you.
When match day arrives you can see the entire match in a top down arcade view or you can choose to see the matches in one of three condensed forms that are available.
There is a mind-blowing array of stats featured too. This tiny cartridge accommodates over 2000 players from 5 different European leagues: the UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy. The game engine is also a complex little beast. While you’re fretting about the next fixture and how to approach it, the engine is working away, tampering with the physical condition of your players, their morale and even inventing its own weather, just to make life a bit more difficult for you.
So, with the arrival of Player Manager 2001, there’s no need to stay home and tear your hair out over the stupid decisions you make – now you can do it on the move!
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