I honestly expected a new breed of disappointment away from the usual I experience when the ref blows full-time on another dismal showing. So, when I began a download that added ‘touch’ to the title, my expectations were of a hugely watered down and simplified version of the Football Manager I knew and, regardless of sackings aplenty, still loved. When I grabbed a Nintendo Switch I honestly didn’t even realise there was a version of the game available. However, in recent times my managerial merry-go-round has been powered by the juice of a crumbling PC, where despite hardware issues, I did get the full-blown experience. To be honest, I am pretty clued up when it comes to the old Football Manager games having been sacked many, many times by various sizes of club all the way back to the original Kevin Toms game on my ZX Spectrum. On this occasion, I will don my favourite sheepskin coat, seek out wonderkids, and prepare to fight off relegation and the wrath of the fanbase as I kick off a new career on Football Manager 2019 Touch on the Nintendo Switch. Will I find something new to love? Will I find something new to despise? I'll take a full half hour, no matter how bad it gets or how badly I do, to see if this is the game for me.
Articles // 30th Jan 2019 - 4 years ago // By Neil Bason So I Tried.Football Manager 2019 TouchĮach edition of So I Tried… I will try a game that I have never tried before.
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