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Hexus: Championship Manager 2009 Preview

Ready for the next insallment of Championship Manager? Arguably, the greatest football management simulation will be back for another outing next year, with an improved graphical makeover and a complete engine overhaul.

Eidos and Beautiful Game Studios will once again be at the helm and this time around they claim that Championship Manager 09 will give mangers a "true feeling of 'total control' over their teams and clubs."

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What Championship Manager can teach us about life

An overview of legendary football management sim, Championship manager and how it effected the author's outlook on life and games.

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Eurogamer: Live Championship Manager interview

Eurogamer writes: "Beautiful Game Studios boss Roy Meredith has been answering your Championship Manager 2009 questions live on Eurogamer today.

He's been tackling all sorts, from release dates to demos to Football Manager - the inevitable yard-stick. Thank you to Roy "Of the Rovers" Meredith for joining us, and thank you to all of you for your questions.

As promised, here are the exclusive Championship Manager 2009 screenshots given to Eurogamer."

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Eurogamer: Championship Manager 2009 Preview

So what do people already know about Championship Manager 2009? Well, they know that for the first time in the series' history the game will feature a 3D match engine sporting 450 unique player animations (350 for goalkeepers) and player tendencies such as Ronaldo stepping over the ball 116 times before pretending he's stepped on a landmine. What else? How about the fact that most parts of the game have either been revamped or redesigned, such as the tactics screen that now features rotating info buttons, or the ability to set separate formations for attacking and defensive phases of play?

It would seem then that people already know plenty about Eidos's forthcoming football management game. But they don't know it all yet.

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