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The latest version of Football Manager will be fully updated for the new season and will allow players to select their favourite club or international team and guide them to glorious success by putting them through Cup matches, Leagues, European Championships and even major international tournaments, with over 5,000 playable teams from over 50 countries.

Format: Xbox 360

Release 28 Mar 2008

Developer: Sports Interactive

Publisher: SEGA Europe

Players: Xbox Live

PEGI Rating: 3

Football Manager 2008 boxshot on TotalVideoGames.com

Also available on: PC

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March 28th Release For FM 2008 On Xbox 360 News

Gwynne Dixon

10/03/2008

Football Manager 2008 will come out just in time for the end of the English football season...

It's been five months since Sports Interactive's FM 2008 came out on PC, but that hasn't stopped the developers releasing this Xbox 360 version at the tail-end of the English football season. FM 2008 will be released for Microsoft's console on March 28th.

One possible explanation for this wait is that the game will work on Xbox 360 Core systems (or Arcade Consoles as they're now known). Football Manager on the Xbox 360 has previously required a hard drive to hold the reams stats that the game is famed for. Nevertheless, those clever Sports Interactive guys have managed to fit it all on a disc for FM 2008, meaning that all Xbox 360 owners can play.

In addition to this the Xbox 360 game also boasts different multiplayer options over Xbox Live than the PC game, including one-on-one matches as well as tournaments. Sports Interactive has also updated the game's database to account for movements on the transfer market over the last few months.

"We're really pleased to be able to offer all Xbox 360 owners the chance to play Football Manager" commented Miles Jacobson, Studio Director of Sports Interactive. "This year's game is the first that 'Core' users will be able to enjoy due to the hard work of the development team, and we look forward to getting a new generation of budding Football Manager's across Europe."

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