Football Manager 2015 :: Release Dates for India announced

Some more football news coming your way today, as we look at manager sim for a while.

SEGA and Sports Interactive recently announced that Football Manager 2015 will be hitting the streets on November 7th 2014.

The latest release in the best-selling series will feature a huge number of improvements and enhancements over its predecessors, many of which have been designed to make the experience of managing a club more personal and customizable.

Football Manager has always been a cult classic among the PC fans. It has not made its way to the consoles, doesn’t require you to sell off a kidney to keep up with its PC requirements and is deeply immersive and obsessive in the wrong hands.

Fans who pre-order the Football Manager 2015, will also be getting access to a closed BETA, which would start roughly 2 weeks before the game. Gamers who do play the game can look forward to a suite of features from the game including:

Tracksuit Manager
You can now define your managerial style like never before, using the new manager points system to focus on coaching, scouting, youth development, man-management… or maybe a little of everything? What type of manager are you?

Match day Experience
More than 2,000 new motion captured animations; new lighting, improved player models and ball physics add extra depth and realism to the 3D Match Engine. Plus, improved AI, individual player shouts, touchline team talks and other additions make this the closest simulation of a football match available!

New User Interface
A new look and feel to the user interface with a left-hand navigation bar makes management easier and more intuitive

Scouting Center
The new Scouting Center integrates all areas of player recruitment. Plus you can set scouting assignments to find specific levels of player whether it be a first teamer, youngster or a direct player replacement.

More realistic player personalities
Player’s personalities and characters replicate today’s football world where player power rules. Players are more vocal in the press and quicker to issue ultimatums if they’re unhappy.
 
Deeper media experience
A wider variety of journalists with tabloid and broadsheet reporters developing more varied stories and building up rivalries through the media, plus brand new tunnel interviews before and after matches.

Classic Mode
Updates to Classic Mode allow you more freedom when selecting nations, leagues and players in your gameworld. Plus, you can now skip pre-season (in first season), take control of player training, make more board requests and there are new unlockables, such as; ‘Dodgy lasagne’, Unsuspend player’ & ‘Lifetime player’.