Sports Interactive does not like sudden jerks forward, preferring to quietly step by step approach to the ideal. Each year the studio released a fresh version of its football manager, just updating a database so changing the individual components. And always gets straight to an apple, leaving competitors with the nose. Football Manager 2008 only confirmed this rule, because the authors did not intend to threaten to innovate in gameplay and modern graphics. Familiar 2D-engine, a huge database of athletes (over which there are hundreds of people from around the world) and simply stunning realization of all aspects of the coaching craft - from the choice of tactics to communicate with the owners of the club. Is this enough to become the best?
