PSP 2008 Tagged Stories

This game of soccer is the third version released on PSP. The first two versions floored football (soccer) enthusiasts and the FMH 2008 is all set to do the same. As a player, you can opt for any league from ten countries. You then select the team you are going to manage and strive to make it a success.

You have the exciting job of assembling one of the best teams and training them to do their best on the pitch. The graphics are subdued and realistic, while the soundtrack is muted and not too blaring. This simple yet strategic game planning requires you to use all your tactics to enable your team to perform well on the field.

The Football Manager Handheld 2008 has been skillfully adapted for the PSP screen making it ideal for portable play. There is just the essence of the gameplay and nothing excess or exaggerated in it. The most exciting feature of the 2008 version of FMH is the current player stats and data.

An addition from the older versions is a few exciting new competitions. A new set of skins and interface layout make this game more attractive. Significantly, a reserve squad has been included in Football Manager 2008 PSP, which gives the opportunity for managers to develop their favorite football lineage by rotating a wide assortment of players for various tournaments. The addition of this feature skillfully provides strategic gaming in spite of maintaining the simplicity of this hand held version of the game.

As a manager, you can also customize the strategies and tactics adopted by your team. Lower league managers may find it difficult here in identifying and tapping talent in the youth. Quick load times and optimized match engine provide for quick and entertaining matches. Easy navigation is provided by the effective interface.

The Football Manger Handheld 2008 version on the PSP has certainly evolved over a period of time to one of the most interesting and experienced ventures. You will be drawn into the vortex of exhilarating, strategically strong, coherent football games and your days are sure to be filled with planning various effective tactics and moves to equip your team with.

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Sports oriented titles have always fascinated hardcore gamers, especially when it comes to soccer. All those gamers who have experienced renowned Soccer titles like FIFA, UEFA, Pro Evolution 5 etc. must be looking forward to more and better action. Now your wait is over as a brand new soccer oriented game is on hand for your adorable Play Station Portable. The title is commonly known as Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution 2008; the successor to the 2007 version.

This latest version is very impressive and offers many improvements over its predecessor. For instance, this editiont offers a wide degree of customization and numerous alternatives to make the gameplay more interesting and exhilarating. When you go through the game you’ll feel as if you are watching a match. This is because the graphics are astonishing and make the players and atmosphere appear both realistic and natural.

One thing which remains uncorrected is the absence of major clubs, which give limited options to gamers. Newcastle and Tottenham now replace Arsenal and Manchester United, which have reverted back to North London and Man Red. In Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (PSP) you will also notice major improvements in the French, Dutch and Italian leagues. A gamer can construct his/her own team with name edited players if desired.

Concerning concern modes, PES2008 has lot to offer like single matches, world tour, leagues, regional tournament, training sessions, ad-hoc multiplayer and konami cup. The master league breathes new life into soccer oriented titles as it provides a full season of play and allows you to manage the team along the way. You will feel more attached to your team as you are authorized to juggle salaries, player transfers and keep track of your club’s finances. World Tour and standard league competitions will provide more scope to perform as it involves several tasks, including winning a comfortable victory of two goals or higher over your opposition, getting a few last-minute goals in to cinch a win, or performing a hat trick. Overall a very decent title, which no soccer fan should go without.

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Smart games are always fun to play. We are past the dumb computer moves that the challengers or the opponents seem to be making. Run away in the opposite direction; not even looking at you when you play - you know? Things like that. But then, the PSP is seeing a rapid succession of games that are really smart. For instance, check out PES 2008.

PES 2008 features a brand new intelligence system, called Teamvision, that adapts and reacts to players own game play styles to ensure that the computer controlled opponents are always challenging and forcing the player to think and adapt their style of play to avoid losing.

According to Metacritic.com “It learns counter attacks that target your weaknesses and look to exploit any repetitive tactics players use. Defenders react better to danger, closing down the ball and charging at shots and the goalkeepers hold shots that are closer to them as well. Teammates make more intelligent runs into space and the close control has been sharpened to ensure quick and fluid passing and speedy attacks can be built. The next generation versions also feature extensive edit modes so players can completely customize their PES 2008 experience.”

It replicates the actual console versions well but still can’t match up to the sheer firepower the bigger ones have, However, if you had always wanted a great game on the move and didn’t mind a little bit of a compromise, well, it happens to play itself very well indeed on the miniature screen of the PSP. Arguably, it is one of the best soccer games in the market for the PSP and is a must- own. If you like soccer, you can’t help owning this one.

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