08-07-2018, 01:06 AM
New Football Manager Entry Releases this November
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<p>Football fans, rejoice! The next iteration of Sports Interactive’s <em>Football Manage</em>r series has been announced. <em>Football Manager 2019</em> will be launching on PC, MacOS Android and iOS on November 2<sup>nd</sup>.</p>
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<p>As with <em>Football Manager 2018</em>, the mobile version of <em>Football Manager 2019</em> will come in two flavours:</p>
<ul>
<li><em>Football Manager Touch 2019</em> will be a direct port of the PC game, and only works on tablets. It costs more (FM Touch 18 goes for $19.99 at full price), and has higher spec requirements, but is essentially the PC game on your tablet.</li>
<li><em>Football Manager Mobile 2019</em> will be a slim lined/adapted version of the full game for mobile. It’ll be iOS Universal and work on phones generally, have lower spec requirements and will be priced in-line with other premium mobile experiences. FM Mobile 18 is $8.99 at full price.</li>
</ul>
<p>There’re quite a few changes coming in <em>FM 2019</em> – for the first time there will be licensed German DFL teams, for one thing, and they’ll be talking about more concrete game changes towards the end of September.</p>
<p>We have yet to get around to actually reviewing 2018’s <em>FM Mobile</em> and <em>FM Touch</em> releases, so we’ll try and plug those gaps as soon as possible.</p>
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<p>Football fans, rejoice! The next iteration of Sports Interactive’s <em>Football Manage</em>r series has been announced. <em>Football Manager 2019</em> will be launching on PC, MacOS Android and iOS on November 2<sup>nd</sup>.</p>
<p>[embedded content]</p>
<p>As with <em>Football Manager 2018</em>, the mobile version of <em>Football Manager 2019</em> will come in two flavours:</p>
<ul>
<li><em>Football Manager Touch 2019</em> will be a direct port of the PC game, and only works on tablets. It costs more (FM Touch 18 goes for $19.99 at full price), and has higher spec requirements, but is essentially the PC game on your tablet.</li>
<li><em>Football Manager Mobile 2019</em> will be a slim lined/adapted version of the full game for mobile. It’ll be iOS Universal and work on phones generally, have lower spec requirements and will be priced in-line with other premium mobile experiences. FM Mobile 18 is $8.99 at full price.</li>
</ul>
<p>There’re quite a few changes coming in <em>FM 2019</em> – for the first time there will be licensed German DFL teams, for one thing, and they’ll be talking about more concrete game changes towards the end of September.</p>
<p>We have yet to get around to actually reviewing 2018’s <em>FM Mobile</em> and <em>FM Touch</em> releases, so we’ll try and plug those gaps as soon as possible.</p>
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