necessarily exist a hierarchy of priorities among sigames, as elsewhere. Football Manager Handheld 2011 peak probably at the bottom of the list, after the renewal of the coffee machine or replacement of neon that keeps flashing. Understand that this album is more like a patch
than a full title to a downright reissue as one would briefly stuck a new database file. In fact, unless you are ready to pay almost € 40 for transfers up to date, a possessor of FM 2010 has not the slightest interest in investing in this album. We can not really be surprised that the method is roughly the same since the arrival of game management on PSP. A lot of factors have contributed to the stalled: sigames concentrates all its efforts on the PC version, much more important in the planning of outputs of the developer, the limitations of the PSP in terms of storage and shipping, are not circumvented and finally, the machine is in agony for several months ...
The interface is always the same, relatively dull and outdated.
not bother to seek any novelty in Football Manager Handheld 2011. The transfers are current and that's about all. If we were kindly reminded that regulations and results are also (yet happy), it fails to note that attention to detail is apparent in the specifications. For example, players of Team France suspended by the federation are not in the game yet on PC, though. Ditto for what injuries. If you start a game with Real Madrid, Kaka will be in full possession of his faculties. So purists cally on these small inconsistencies that are obviously not editable on PSP. No place for a publisher, no place either for too many championships. The 11 playable countries are always the same (Germany, England, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Scotland, Spain, France, Italy and Portugal) and you can not simulate a maximum of four per game. A constraint that adds to the inability to select all the leagues in each league ... Only one of them benefits from the lower divisions ... In short, we swim in full galley.
Oh it's ugly this game engine!
Navigation is however relatively blameless. It is difficult to see how developers could do better because they have shielded each screen shortcuts. Management links "clickable" is also better designed. Unfortunately, this does not prevent certain actions to be pompous. Edit its formation in full match can quickly become pompous. But ultimately, the biggest flaw of the game is its severe lack of realism. Above all, a goal or even create a little opportunity is a miracle. For example, at the head of Real Madrid in opting for a decidedly offensive formation, yours truly has not seen his team score more than 14 goals in 18 matches in all competitions. The lack of performance is the total since the same period, I have conceded only five small goals ... Can not find where the problem is, the game just seemed unbalanced. Strange, on PC, there is usually a flurry of goals. Go figure! The "Engine" would win matches on his side to be fully reviewed, the aerial camera and small pieces of color have done their time!
source: http://www.jeuxvideo.com/articles/0001/00013951-football-manager-handheld-2011-test.htm 
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