Ports Need Sauced Cod! I Mean Source Code

[sammster001]

A great game to port would be championship manager 2 (cm2 though it is old and outdated, it is still a great game you can play for hours.) It would easily fit on the 128mb smc (60mb filesize max) It is a great game and having it on a gp32 would just make it even better because it would be mobile. Somebody port it, go on. You've done Doom completely and it looks great, cm2 would be a great port.

 

[Keithmcfc]

You need the source code to port a game.

 

[sammster001]

by the way if you don't know what cm2 is than i shall explain.

Championship manager is a football (soccer) managment game. You take control of one of 90 official english clubs (e.g. Arsenal, Chelsea) and try to take them to the top. You buy and sell players, manage a squad throughout the seasons and try to become a success. You also try to find the next top player, another ronaldo. You don't even need to be a football fan to like this one. The sheer detail and attention in this game gets you hooked and keeps you playing.

I urge anybody to buy a copy for the pc (preferably this seasons)

 

[bringoutthegimp]

champ man sucks balls. theres some kind of version for the atari st incase you're interested.

 

[Steve-O]

Got the Source code?????????????????????????????

 

[sammster001]

im sure eidos would give you the source code for this because it is almost 10 years old. They don't release new copies of this version and the newer versions use a completely different source code and game engine, therefore this game is redundant as regards to newer versions using the same engine and source code so it is no loss to eidos to let you use there source code.

 

[Mark]

I really doubt they would give you the source code.

 

[thebluenewt]

champ man sucks balls.

Get thou to hell!

 

[yaustar]

im sure eidos would give you the source code for this because it is almost 10 years old. They don't release new copies of this version and the newer versions use a completely different source code and game engine, therefore this game is redundant as regards to newer versions using the same engine and source code so it is no loss to eidos to let you use there source code.

Doesnt work that way, the series is still there and money is still being made from the franchise so the source and the game is most likely going to stay in the vaults of eidos until they can sell it on.

 

[rcx21000]

Pinned Like all port requests w/o source...

 

[Axeman]

I've added an entry about this to the FAQ, so people can link to that from now on if this question gets asked again

Cheers

 

[kknd_cf]

champ man sucks balls.

Get thou to hell!

It does suck though.