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|image=CM1 screen.jpg | |||
|title=Championship Manager | |title=Championship Manager | ||
|developer=[[Sports Interactive]] | |developer=[[Sports Interactive]] | ||
|publisher=[[Domark]] | |publisher=[[Domark]] | ||
| | |year=1992 | ||
|systems={{syslist|amiga|atarist|win}} | |||
|ratings={{ELSPA|3}} | |||
|genre=[[Soccer]] | |genre=[[Soccer]] | ||
| | |modes= | ||
|followed by=[[Championship Manager 93]] | |followed by=[[Championship Manager 93]] | ||
|series=Championship Manager | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Championship Manager''' (also known as '''CM1''' or '''CM93''') is the first game in the long-running {{c|Championship Manager|Championship Manager}} series, created by British developers [[Sports Interactive]]. The game was written entirely by Sports Interactive's founders, Paul and Oliver Collyer. | |||
'''Championship Manager''' (also known as '''CM1''' or '''CM93''') is the first game in the long-running | |||
Championship Manager features a modified version of the four professional divisions of English football at the time - Divisions One, Two, Three and Four. In the game, each division only contains twenty teams whereas in reality, the three lower divisions contained 24 teams each. The missing teams are included in the game as "non-league" teams, but they cannot be managed. The game also features the English domestic cups - FA Cup, Rumbelows Cup, Zenith Cup plus a fictional Domark Trophy and the 3 major continental cups - the European Cup, UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup. | Championship Manager features a modified version of the four professional divisions of English football at the time - Divisions One, Two, Three and Four. In the game, each division only contains twenty teams, whereas in reality, the three lower divisions contained 24 teams each. The missing teams are included in the game as "non-league" teams, but they cannot be managed. The game also features the English domestic cups - FA Cup, Rumbelows Cup, Zenith Cup plus a fictional Domark Trophy and the 3 major continental cups - the European Cup, UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup. | ||
The code from this game was used by [[Intelek]] and [[Ubi Soft]] to produce [[Guy Roux Manager]], a fully | The code from this game was used by [[Intelek]] and [[Ubi Soft]] to produce [[Guy Roux Manager]], a fully localized version of CM for the French market. As well as all in-game text being translated into French, it also features Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 (the top two tiers of the French football league system) as its playable divisions. | ||
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[[Category:Sports Interactive]] | [[Category:Sports Interactive]] | ||
[[Category:Domark]] | [[Category:Domark]] | ||
[[Category:Soccer]] | [[Category:Soccer]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:31, 23 February 2022
This is the first game in the Championship Manager series. For other games in the series see the Championship Manager category.
Championship Manager | |
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Developer(s) | Sports Interactive |
Publisher(s) | Domark |
Year released | 1992 |
System(s) | Commodore Amiga, Atari ST, Windows |
Followed by | Championship Manager 93 |
Series | Championship Manager |
Genre(s) | Soccer |
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Rating(s) |
Championship Manager (also known as CM1 or CM93) is the first game in the long-running Championship Manager series, created by British developers Sports Interactive. The game was written entirely by Sports Interactive's founders, Paul and Oliver Collyer.
Championship Manager features a modified version of the four professional divisions of English football at the time - Divisions One, Two, Three and Four. In the game, each division only contains twenty teams, whereas in reality, the three lower divisions contained 24 teams each. The missing teams are included in the game as "non-league" teams, but they cannot be managed. The game also features the English domestic cups - FA Cup, Rumbelows Cup, Zenith Cup plus a fictional Domark Trophy and the 3 major continental cups - the European Cup, UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup.
The code from this game was used by Intelek and Ubi Soft to produce Guy Roux Manager, a fully localized version of CM for the French market. As well as all in-game text being translated into French, it also features Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 (the top two tiers of the French football league system) as its playable divisions.