Very frustrating , very very hard

retired_kellie-ann-x · 05-08-2006, 01:07 PM

As a regular player of FM2006 I find this version very poor will probably exchange for another PSP game when one comes out I like

retired_bigdogdad · 05-08-2006, 03:58 PM

Nickyh and Youll never walk alone - don't forget that this is the first version of fm on a handheld device and SI wanted to see what the psp's limitations were before trying to create a game to complex or in depth and find that the psp couldn't handle it.

I have to say that since buying the game I have not played the PC version at all as I am enjoying playing as York City and trying to get them to the Premiership. Yes its basic and has a few problem areas but it is very good for a first attempt.

retired_terri12 · 05-09-2006, 10:32 AM

I play with a 4-4-2 diamond with Emre in AMC and he usually scores 20+ goals a season.

retired_AD47 · 05-09-2006, 12:48 PM

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Nickyh and Youll never walk alone - don't forget that this is the first version of fm on a handheld device and SI wanted to see what the psp's limitations were before trying to create a game to complex or in depth and find that the psp couldn't handle it.

I don't want ot get down on SI - This version is very accessible granted but as a veteran of the series I think a PSP version is not worthy of whats gone before.

retired_bigdogdad · 05-09-2006, 01:26 PM

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Originally posted by Nickyh:

I don't want ot get down on SI - This version is very accessible granted but as a veteran of the series I think a PSP version is not worthy of whats gone before.

I would possibly agree with you if it was going to deteriote the pc version but having been assured that it is a different team working on both then I have to say that I think the PSP version has a lot of merit. I haven't played the PC version since the beginning like a lot of people have but I find the idea of not having to take my laptop everywhere just to play FM or if you have a PC and cannot take it with you on holiday, then a handheld version is ideal. It would be nice if in later versions you could start a game on either PC or PSP and continue on the other so not having 2 different games running a worthwhile addition.

retired_AD47 · 05-10-2006, 04:02 PM

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I haven't played the PC version since the beginning like a lot of people have but I find the idea of not having to take my laptop everywhere just to play FM or if you have a PC and cannot take it with you on holiday, then a handheld version is ideal. It would be nice if in later versions you could start a game on either PC or PSP and continue on the other so not having 2 different games running a worthwhile addition.

You have a valid point and a good idea - it's just a personal thing I suppose.

FM is so addictive for me because of the detail. I don't think I could ever enjoy the Handheld even if I was denyed my PC for a long period of time. Of course, if i ever got sent to prison...

retired_nemo21 · 05-11-2006, 12:14 AM

I always play 4-4-2 attacking, plenty width, with one AMC and one DMC. Make sure you have strong central defenders and pacy full backs.

Play attacking emphasis, direct passing, hard tackling and pressing all over the park.

Won me the SPL with St Johnstone and the CL and FA Cups with Liverpool.

retired_kentrel07 · 05-11-2006, 12:57 PM

Now, Nicky, you know you're allowed pretty much anything in prison these days! :p

Very frustrating , very very hard

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