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We've been buzzing with excitement since Sports Interactive revealed it was bringing the stunning Football Manager to Xbox 360. Frankly, FM06 is football management.
It's one of the deepest, most absorbing, time-consuming games you'll ever play and the best news is that it's feature-complete from the PC version and packs Live play into its locker too.
FM06 is to football management what PES is to football simulation. It's got a database of over 270,000 players from all over the world. Sports Interactive boasts 20 Premier League footballers among its beta testers, and one of its Portugese stat compilers is now a scout with a professional club.
Football Manager has even been cited in no less than three divorce cases. It's accurate. It's addictive. Quite simply, it's the best.
