Player Profile screens now have actual player faces like the PC version (which had already been doing this for a few years). You now have a single player comparison where all the required information is presented on one screen. You can now name your captain, you can recall from and move players to the Reserve squad, and finally a player form 'hot'/'cold' list. Though it lacks the vast depth of the desktop version, there's still plenty of fun to be had with Football Manager Handheld 2012 if you're a fan of soccer management games.Handheld 2014 Football Manager Handheld 2013ĭifferent to the 2012 version, there are now two new leagues – those from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to further the managerial choice. The game also comes with a variety of new and noteworthy features. However, the top-down, 2D display is smart enough, and you still get a good idea of how you're team is playing. In terms of the match graphics, there's no 3D view in Football Manager Handheld 2012 like you get in the full game. The challenge mode makes for an interesting distraction to the standard season simulation. Here, you're thrust into a variety of scenarios with challenges such as preventing a team from getting relegated, or ensuring a team goes unbeaten for an entire season. Like the desktop of the game, Football Manager Handheld 2012 comes with a huge database of real players, which is kept updated.Ī new addition to Football Manager Handheld 2012 is the Challenge mode.

You get to set tactics, pick formations, issue team and individual instructions, organize training, scout players and make transfers, just like the desktop version of Football Manager 2012.

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