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Game Information
- Platform: Sony PSP
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
Product Features
- Brand new 3D game engine and new televisual style display so players can watch the match as well as captain it.
- New 2007 database of each player for the current season, last season and career for many cricket competitions
- New Ball Tracker Cam instant replay displays the flight, pitch and line of each and every ball
- Realistic ball dynamics accurately simulating bowler speeds, spin and swing
- Full range of over 60 classic strokes and aggressive slogs covering the full range of the shots
- Extended recorded commentaries from Jonathan (Aggers) Agnew
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Product Description
Everything that you could affect as a captain; from team selection, coaching, nurturing young talent and making the vital decisions in the match can make the difference between a great winning team and a poor season.
Take charge of a domestic or international team and steer them to victory through every match of the season.
You control all aspects of the teams progress; from transfers, team selection and training, to detailed match tactics.
Choose your bowlers, plan their line of attack, set their fields and then watch the highlights to see if you get that vital breakthrough.
Ask your batsmen to make hay while the sun shines or defend through the fading light.
- Exhibition Match: go straight into a one off match with two international teams in either T20 or a One Day International (ODI) match
- Match Series: create a Test or One Day series of your choice with any two international teams
- County & International Career: captain both the county team of your choice and international team from the start of the game
- World Cup Series: replay the World Cup tournament in the West Indies or choose from historical World Cups
- Multiplayer: 2 player offline, and challenge 1000s of teams online for cricketing glory
- Brand new 3D game engine and new televisual style display so players can watch the match as well as cap
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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ICC 3 for the PSP is a reasonable enough adaption, however if you, as I have done, pick the Full Season option on level 'normal' you are in for a tough time, as its very difficult, unless that is just because I picked Warwickshire.
One of the worst thing is starting the season and not being able to buy your own overseas player, if you already have two. I have been stuck with Dale Steyn, who is currently bowling with an average over 150!
To sum up, its not a bad game, and will do me for the plane journeys I have to take soon, but don't expect to be running around high fiving with your soon to be long suffering partner!
One of the worst thing is starting the season and not being able to buy your own overseas player, if you already have two. I have been stuck with Dale Steyn, who is currently bowling with an average over 150!
To sum up, its not a bad game, and will do me for the plane journeys I have to take soon, but don't expect to be running around high fiving with your soon to be long suffering partner!
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
For those that are familiar with the series, this installment is much the same, brilliantly converted for the handheld format.
For those who aren't, ICC is fiercely addictive and playable. If you are a cricket fan, you'll love it. It captures the spirit of the game, is realistic, and is packed with stats. Also, if you love other sport management games, there's a good chance this will appeal to you.
One of its major plus points as a handheld game is it's 'pick-up-and-play-ability'. Although its easy to sit on the sofa or lye in bed and play it for hours, you can also whip it out on the train, have it up and running quickly, and play a couple of overs before saving and slipping it bag in your bag.
A genuinely excellent game that is really at it's best as a handheld game.
It only looses 1 star because as a keen player of the Football Manager series, I can't help thinking there's a few areas where ICC could do with a bit more detail. Nevertheless, this is highly recommended.
For those who aren't, ICC is fiercely addictive and playable. If you are a cricket fan, you'll love it. It captures the spirit of the game, is realistic, and is packed with stats. Also, if you love other sport management games, there's a good chance this will appeal to you.
One of its major plus points as a handheld game is it's 'pick-up-and-play-ability'. Although its easy to sit on the sofa or lye in bed and play it for hours, you can also whip it out on the train, have it up and running quickly, and play a couple of overs before saving and slipping it bag in your bag.
A genuinely excellent game that is really at it's best as a handheld game.
It only looses 1 star because as a keen player of the Football Manager series, I can't help thinking there's a few areas where ICC could do with a bit more detail. Nevertheless, this is highly recommended.
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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I have always enjoyed ICC on PC and I didnt think too much could go wrong with this game. However, a four-day match is almost played in real time. If you are content to watch every ball go down then you will probably love it but I can't imagine many people are.
You can play it an over at a time but it clicks through each ball at a pretty slow pace and I would say a Championship game takes over an hour. You tend to lose concentration and interest in the match as it drags on.
Its saving grace is the 20/20 and one-day games which are manageable.
Good idea, but needs to concentrate less on the graphics and more on the playability, please take a leaf out of Football Manager.
You can play it an over at a time but it clicks through each ball at a pretty slow pace and I would say a Championship game takes over an hour. You tend to lose concentration and interest in the match as it drags on.
Its saving grace is the 20/20 and one-day games which are manageable.
Good idea, but needs to concentrate less on the graphics and more on the playability, please take a leaf out of Football Manager.
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