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Game Information
- Platform: Windows 98 / 95
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
Product Features
- Profiles of over 35,000 players, managers, and coaches, collected by football fans from every corner of the globe
- Competitions, awards, transfers and disciplinary rules from fifteen countries including Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, and Sweden
- Reserve/youth team option. Groom potential stars or test out injured players.
- Full international simulation featuring all major tournaments, plus B-teams and U-21's
- New team and individual player tactics
- Send scouts around the World to find players for your club
- Set up training schedules to improve players' skills in key areas
- Multi-player option using one machine or via a local area network
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The all new Championship Manager 3 has arrived!
Take control of any club from one of 15 major leagues and attempt to guide them to success in the most in-depth and absorbing Championship Manager game ever.
Profiles of over 35,000 players, managers, and coaches, collected by football fans from every corner of the globe.
Competitions, awards, transfers and disciplinary rules from fifteen countries including Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, and Sweden.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Be prepared to lose everything and care about nothing else as this game will draw you inexorable inwards. I give it only 4/5 because it's so dangerously addictive. This game is a masterpiece - one of the most accurate, involving games that I have ever had the misfortune to play. I have hidden, broken and thrown away 5 copies of this game in an attempt to block my addiction (I've been on the 'wagon' for three months after frisbying the last CD out of my office window). Buy it at your own peril!
Fun:
Literally cannot put this game away. Best of the best. More modern manager games have moved away from the format of the old championship manager games since the split of eidos and sport interactive (marriage made in heaven broken up by greed, so sad). The best part I love about this game is scouting unknown players, making them legends and putting your team in the history books. Unlike the more recent games CM3 records and informs you of your success e.g. when you hear in real life that ronaldo has broken the record for most goals scored and is awarded FIFA World player of the year, you can be just as proud that your player has broken the club record in your own management game and is also awarded the European World Player of the Year award (more modern games do not do this, taking the whole point of success and hunger for more away). The game is so much more realistic in terms of success, failure and statistics that I have to beg eidos and sport interactive to get back together and recreate the series. The new ones are mediocre at best............P.S. haven't had consistent sleep for 3 days....
Fun:
It's 2011 and I am still waiting for another good football managing game as engrossing as this one.
Hours, Days, Weeks, Months would fly by as I played this enthralling game. It seems that more modern managing games don't give you the freedom to manage like this one did. This truly was the last of the great management games.
The more recent versions of Championship Manager and Football Manager seem to have set rules like taking coaching and advice from coaches which seems to determine the result of the game. In CM3 you could build a squad of unknowns by scouting the foreign markets and bringing in very cheap players to make an underdog team win things. The charm seems to be missing from the modern games.
The only issue I had with this game was that it was too good and wasted far too much of my life.
Hours, Days, Weeks, Months would fly by as I played this enthralling game. It seems that more modern managing games don't give you the freedom to manage like this one did. This truly was the last of the great management games.
The more recent versions of Championship Manager and Football Manager seem to have set rules like taking coaching and advice from coaches which seems to determine the result of the game. In CM3 you could build a squad of unknowns by scouting the foreign markets and bringing in very cheap players to make an underdog team win things. The charm seems to be missing from the modern games.
The only issue I had with this game was that it was too good and wasted far too much of my life.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
CM3 really created the legacy
Just seeing the box design fills me with a warm nostalgic glow. This game, the first showcasing the new interface, really captured a whole new generation of Champ Man addicts. Read more
Published on 8 Nov 2008 by M. Williams
A very good buy!!
This game has all the makings of a great. It combines exquisite graphics with marvellous screenplay. Read more
Published on 2 Jan 2001
championship Manager 3
wicked game. Buy. Great price. You feel like you really are managing the team. Miss out sleep and make sure you win every cup
Published on 1 Oct 2000
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