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LMA Manager 2002 Goes European News
Chris Leyton
00/12/0000
Pan European leagues, transfer markets and larger squads for the next LMA title.
Codemasters today announced that their upcoming PS2 Football Management title, LMA Manager 2002, will feature European leagues as opposed to just the English and Scottish leagues featured in previous versions.
The game is now set to feature players, clubs and leagues from England, Scotland, Italy, Germany, Spain and France. Encompassing over 17,000 players, 722 clubs across 28 countries throughout Europe, each club will have its own Stadium, home/away strips plus goalkeeper jerseys.
Additionally the game will now feature 32 player squads, and a vastly larger pan-European transfer market whilst keeping the intuitive interface found in its predecessors.
A key advancement for the PlayStation 2 edition, is the player's ability to view what's happening with any player or club in any of the six major European leagues, which all run concurrently. Players can get information on any individual club's performance in any of the countries enabling the player to scout for international talent or even take a job as club manager in any of those countries.
Bringing the management experience to life, LMA Manager 2002 also features the most realistic and atmospheric 3D match action seen in any management game. Now with improved player Artificial Intelligence, dazzling PlayStation graphics and complete with scoreboard action replays of all the goals, the action sequences capture the atmosphere of every manager's match day.
Says Simon Prytherch, producer of the LMA series and head of Codemasters' HooDoo studio:
"Following on from the incredible run on PSone, LMA Manager 2002 on PlayStation 2 will again put us top of the league. We have created a game that exceeds expectations and makes football management accessible to every football fan."
Codemasters will publish LMA Manager 2002 for PlayStation 2 in the spring of 2002.
