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Game Information
- Platform: Xbox
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
Product Features
- Official videogame of the UEFA Champions League
- Take your club through to European glory
- 50 unique and challenge on and off field missions
- Astoundingly realistic graphics
- Over 239 official teams included
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Manufacturer’s Description
UEFA Champions League 2005 will offer followers of the beautiful game the opportunity to guide their chosen club from qualification anxiety through to big night glory. It will add an element of the unexpected allowing lower league teams into the glamour world of European football. Throughout the game, players need to negotiate 50 unique and challenging on- and off-field missions successfully to take control of their UEFA Champions League destiny.
With more than 239 official teams, including official English Premiership and Football League, German Bundesliga, French LFP and Spanish LFP, this is the first official football game to truly reflect the UEFA Champions League.
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Initially a bit scepetical about this title fearing that this was just another EA money scheme in the light of Champions League recommencement. However I was pleasantly surprised and glad to be proven wrong. This game is an absolute delight and improvements evidently apparent. There are a number of improved animations and touches which all add to the atmosphere of the game. For instance when a CPU opponent is chasing the game it really does change tactics and formations and piles on the pressure. This version does at last see the CPU make tactical and visual substitutions. Nice touch also, when the CPU pulls a goal back but is still a goal down, the animations show a player quickly grab the ball from the back of the net eager to resume the game to try and pull back the equaliser! Commentary is possibly the best commentary in a football game to date. Clive Tyldesy is almost perfect and really adds a different and fresh dimension, making comments at the right time and situation. More could have been utilised from Andy Gray's co commentary but having said that the his co-commentary is still an improvement over previous versions. All in all leaps forward and highly recommended !!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
A great game - fantastic animations, nice smooth graphics, and a real sense of live TV coverage. Gameplay, its a massive improvement too, and it was needed. I just cant understand why FIFA didnt keep this style of gameplay and graphics and take it into the newer FIFA's... strange one. Good game though!
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