Next-gen 3D match revealed for LMA MANAGER 2007 coming September for Xbox 360, PC and PlayStation 2
LMA Manager 2007 to kick off the new season in style this September on Xbox 360 and PC. Plus updated edition for PlayStation 2 confirmed
The next-generation of LMA Manager, the
nation's favourite football manager game for consoles, will
be the first to kick off the new 2006/2007 season when
LMA Manager 2007 launches for PC and the
Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from
Microsoft in late September. A PlayStation 2 edition of
LMA Manager 2007, with updated stats for the
start of the season, will also launch in late
September.
LMA Manager 2007 will deliver the series'
totally compelling world of football to the new formats in
massively expanded editions, with teams from over 50
countries to manage or pick transfers from. The game will
retain LMA Manager's brilliantly intuitive and user-friendly
interface, where every piece of information is no more than a
couple of button-presses away, and comes complete with the
series' trademark visually rewarding presentation.
Designed by Codemasters' LMA team, now expanded to include a
dedicated PC development group, LMA Manager
2007 utilises a new game and database engine to
handle more teams, a Transfer Market system with greater
depth for more complex contract negotiations, and a detailed
3D match section that brings the reality and
pressures of match day alive.
LMA Manager's pioneering use of a 3D match has become a
defining game element for the series' legions of players.
Now, the game's enhanced visual engine will make full use of
next-generation rendering systems, adding normal mapping,
parallax mapping, and realistic lighting effects for even
more detail that really brings match day home. The Xbox 360
edition of the game also plays out in glorious widescreen,
giving you an even better view of the action.
Seeing your team play out your tactics in detail enables you
to make instant decisions based on their play at that very
moment, rather than continually referencing a page of stats
or blobs floating around a screen.
Plus, the matches are run in real-time, meaning results
aren't fixed before the whistle blows; it's about how you
react as the game unfolds that can make or break the result.
Do you sit back and try to defend a one-nil lead, or do you
go all out for the second goal, but risk being hit on the
counter-attack? These are the decisions that, for a manager,
can make the difference between winning the league and
getting the sack.
With more content than any LMA Manager game previously,
LMA Manager 2007 will launch on Xbox 360 and
PC in September, alongside the updated PlayStation 2 edition.
Get yourself in training at the game's website at www.codemasters.co.uk/lma2007 and on the
ever-busy forums at www.lmaforum.com
ABOUT LMA MANAGER 2007
LMA Manager 2007 looks the business. LMA
Manager 2007's visuals take football management way beyond
monitoring a spreadsheet to really deliver a graphically rich
and immersive football management experience.
Action your decisions immediately with the
brilliantly intuitive and user-friendly interface, where
every piece of information is no more than a couple of
button-presses away.
The most extensive world of football
management. On PC and Xbox 360, LMA's football world
will expand to include teams from over 50 countries from all
major continents.
More information - faster than ever: With
more data available than ever before, you want it delivered
at speed. The Xbox 360 and PC versions see multi-threading
implemented to keep the game moving at pace.
More detail - instantly: On Xbox 360, the
game's information sections will support HDTV and 720p and
the 3D match section in glorious widescreen. The PC edition
sees more information and detail available on a single
screen.
Football One - your window on the football world is
clearer than ever. Watch 3D highlights of your
team's performance and, for the first time, see the best of
every match played in your current division.
Know your history with more data from previous
seasons played. On Xbox 360 and PC you can store
reports of all past matches - the histories will be
maintained for up to 20 seasons.