Play a full league campaign, win as many matches before you lose 3 lives or enter a one off tournament for a share of the prize pool. Can you build a team of winners and lead them to glory?Championship Manager: All-Stars offers 4 exciting game modes – All Star, Survival, Tournament and World Tour. Scout the live transfer market and bid for the best players, upgrade your stadium and train your squad, set your tactics and formation and defeat friends and global rivals on the way to league and cup glory. Aim for football stardom as you build a superstar team from a database of thousands of real life players, available to sign from more than 440 clubs worldwide. The interface remains as easy to navigate as ever, making the game highly accessible, and overall if you are looking for a soccer game which delivers the details and the realism, this is the one for you.Do you have what it takes to lead a team to glory? Can you beat your friends and rivals across the globe as you compete in the most exciting and authentic football manager game available? Championship Manager: All-Stars is the multiplayer version of the world famous Football Management game that gives you the chance to show off your management skills against real life players worldwide. The new contract negotiation system is a nice change, as is the revamped tactics menu, and which together with other elements combine to bring a lot of depth to the game. Although little has changed overtly over previous entries, it's the little things which make the difference here. You're in charge of everything from hiring players, to setting up tactics and everything in between, with matches played out via an overhead view to give you a decent perspective on how your boys are doing. You're still in charge of your chosen team, and must see them rise up the ranks to become champions. However, what it lacks in visual flash, it makes up for with sheer depth and variety. Despite the period in which it was released, this one still takes a fairly minimalist approach and largely consists of text, with low key graphics, which might put off more casual gamers. This fourth entry proves to be one of the best editions and is thus well worth checking out if you're into soccer and found yourself disappointed with Premier Manager 98. The franchise has proved so successful that its seen many sequels and expansions, bringing the franchise right up into the 21st Century. The Championship Manager series of soccer management sims emerged in the early nineties and proved to be immensely popular thanks to its mix of depth and realism.
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