Returning players

Considering the database has not been finalised for FMH08 yet id thought id see who were the most popular players that we want to see return to the game.

Id like to see the return of

Cardenas, Ore, Zuniga, Johan Iversen.

Id also like to see Garay and Van den Borre available in England

Considering the database has not been finalised for FMH08 yet id thought id see who were the most popular players that we want to see return to the game.

Id like to see the return of

Cardenas, Ore, Zuniga, Johan Iversen.

Id also like to see Garay and Van den Borre available in England

Marc,

Could you tell us when it has been finalised so we know when to stop posting.

Cheers

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content"> Brilliant! Please stick in Sherman Cardenas, Pablo Vitti, Henri Saivet, Pablo Oré, Matias Fernandes, Jorge Validiva and Nicolás Millán (He's 15 now). I think this game would be ace with the previous legends from FMH (original). I found Matias Fernandes and Sherman Cardenas on that and guess what... There both awesome in real life! Nicolás Millán is also a rising star in Chile and is the youngest ever player to play for a Chilean club team. He has also recently been linked with Inter, been offered a trial by Chelsea and is considered to have a similar playing style to Cristiano Ronaldo... Is that enough evidence to go on that this player should be in the new FMH... You be the judge! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yeah I think it would be a good idea if some of the known players in the world were available in England. Saivet appears if you start in France but his stats do not reflect those of him in FM07 on the pc.

i used to like Altidore, Lula, Brad Guzan an american keeper and a norwegian striker called Johnson i think

Yeah id like to see Vitti come back to there was also a number of good Brazilians but i cant remember them.

Lads, you're all forgetting the legend.

Sergey Kisliy

Never heard of him but lets not forget that another legend will retuen this year AGHAHOWA he was a legend back in the Champ Manager games in the beginning lets hope hes just as good this year

Missing out Tales

There's also like a million amazing brazilian strikers.

Alan, Igor, Claudio etc.

There another good young striker making a name for himself Stevan Jovetic hes only 17 but is already getting caps for Serbia. Id like to see him in the game. I know Man.Utd and Madrid are both looking at him

I think there should only be one database then that ways it would save memory, instead of having about 5 inactive databases that just clog the memory they should have one humungus one. I am posting an un-researched post so this is my "theory" so please correct me if this idea cannot work.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by flamedude:

I think there should only be one database then that ways it would save memory, instead of having about 5 inactive databases that just clog the memory they should have one humungus one. I am posting an un-researched post so this is my "theory" so please correct me if this idea cannot work. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

The fact that different players are in different games doesn't take up any more memory when you're playing. They're stored on the disc - a disc which has far more storage than even the CD that the PC version comes on.

Creating one large one isn't possible because the PSP doesn't have the memory to store that amount in memory at once.

If we had one of the new PSP Lites would that make any difference.

I know they are basically the same hardware but I am sure I read on Eurogamer that one of the differences was that you could put data from the UMD on to the free space of the memory card.

OK I was completely wrong here is the information from eurogamer.

UMD Cache Speed Boost

The UMD drive has always been the weakest element of the PSP, even though on paper the cheap-to-produce discs and surfeit of storage space should make it one of the strongest elements of the machine. The drive's slow seek times and poor data throughput have led to some pretty astonishing loading times on key games. Pro Evolution Soccer 2006 and WWE Smackdown vs Raw for example are often cited for clocking up loading times of three minutes or over - astonishing for a portable, pick-up-and-play handheld console.

PSP-2000 offers an intriguing pseudo-solution. The system is equipped with twice the RAM of the original model, offering 64MB of memory. It's a development Sony has clearly had at the back of its mind since day one, as even the first debug units available to developers back in 2004 had this much memory onboard. However, in PSP-2000's case, the memory is used mostly as a cache for the optical drive, increasing performance.

In rare cases this can add an extra second or two to loading times, but for the most part, there's a general improvement in the region of 10 to 15 per cent, depending on the title you're playing. In some cases, extra in-game data is loaded up to twice as quickly. So while the inherent loading time weakness has not been eliminated, it has at least been improved for the most part, sometimes strikingly so. You'd also expect new games to be optimised for the cache, providing real benefits in upcoming software.

However, over and above the performance, the new drive is also a significant improvement over the launch model in terms of noise, being virtually silent compared to the original.

i wonder if Tevez's younger brother will be in the Man.Utd squad as he has signed for them in real life!