15:45 (BST), 15/10/2008
Football Director DS
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
London, UK – 15 October, 2008 – Is your favourite football club far from winning the league? Are they languishing at the bottom of the league table? This Christmas you have a genuine chance to make things better. Take on the job of a football director and lead your team to trophy wins. ‘Football Director’ is the first football management game for the Nintendo DS™ handheld allowing total control over the 92 English Football and Premier League teams. It’ll be one of the most desired gifts in every man’s stocking. Fabio Capello would love it!
Select from over 3,800 players, hunt for a bargain on the transfer market, negotiate contracts, set tactics and strategies, and do all of the day-to-day activities of the football director. With Football Director, gamers are given total control to take on one of the hardest jobs in the world!
Pick up and play the game in five-minute chunks and over longer, season-conquering sessions. As an official licensed product of the Football League the game features all 2008/09 season player names, teams and grounds. Clearly arranged menus, icons and team sheets make the game easy to navigate and help building your dream team.
The game will be launched on the 28th November and will be available in all major high street retail outlets for RRP £30 – just in time for Christmas.
For more information please visit http://www.footballdirector.com/.
For screen shots and visuals please contact Mi liberty.
Contact:
Mi liberty
Claudette Cameron
ccameron@miliberty.com
Tel: 0207 751 4444
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