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Arcade mode? - 5/24/2006 9:29:23 PM

Lions

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Hi,

Just looking into this game and I wonder if there is any acrade mode to play agaist the computer?

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RE: Arcade mode? - 5/24/2006 9:36:19 PM

PadresFan104

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Nope, this is not even close to an arcade game.

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RE: Arcade mode? - 5/24/2006 11:33:47 PM

JudgeDredd

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Doesn't need it. Great fun without it, imo.

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RE: Arcade mode? - 5/25/2006 12:18:39 AM

Amaroq

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Lions
Just looking into this game and I wonder if there is any acrade mode to play agaist the computer?

You can play it against the computer, yes. It doesn't have to be multi-player!

However, this game is about stepping into the role of the GM - making roster moves over many seasons - or the Manager, making roster moves within a single season and 'calling the plays' within an individual games.

You do not ever control an individual player in the classic 'arcade game' style - if that's what appeals to you, I think you'd want the EA Sports title.

Also, because of the focus on season-after-season play, you can't play "just" an individual game or an individual series - e.g., you can't say, "Hey I want to play the 1999 Yankees against the 1973 Reds" - and just play that as a single game. You could create a season with, say, 8 teams, and put the 1999 Yankees and the 1973 Reds into that season, along with the 1936 Yankees, the 2005 Cardinals, the 1908 Dodgers, etc.

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