Front Office Football 2001

Front Office Football 2001 looks like it could be one of the most exciting things about the Sega Sports lineup this year. The screenshots shown here have some nice, bright-looking players and the game's roster of 20 real-life teams is shaping up to be an exciting collection of games for the home-grown player. Although there will be some long-running series favorites, one returning franchise feature will be included: the ability to play a home-grown player. In the original Sega Sports Football, you could play as one of the general managers in the game and take the roles of some of the world's most recognizable stars. Of course, this is not true of the Sega Sports Football series, which was created by Visual Concepts and is currently in the middle of its production process.

Players will be able to choose a variety of premade players and send them on an exciting journey to build up their team and score the most goals in the season. The game will support Microsoft's NetLink so players can watch their players in action at the moment and view the action at the same time. You'll be able to watch both television and game play online from different providers. Also included in the game are real-time commentary, which will also make an appearance in the game. The game will also feature a streamlined interface, which will be reminiscent of the Windows 98 interface. In the game, you'll be able to choose a number of different game types to play. This means that you'll be able to have your players focus on single-player games while your teammates focus on up-and-coming play. If you prefer to focus on the game's multiplayer mode, the game will feature ad hoc multiplayer support for up to eight players. However, you won't be able to use any of the PlayStation 2 network features to play against a friend.

Players will be able to pick from more than 20 vehicles in the game and try out their preferred vehicle class. There are four classes to choose from: scout, assault, and heavy weapons expert. Scouts are armed with a gun capable of stopping vehicles and even making direct contact with the vehicle. Support vehicles are designed to be most useful in multiplayer, while heavy weapons expert can act as mobile cover for teammates. Soldiers are equipped with frag grenades that can set off a hail of bullets, and the heavy weapon expert can deal damage to vehicles and vehicles. On the other hand, heavy weapons expert can deal serious damage to vehicles and vehicles. Assault classes will find a good mix of weapons and equipment to suit their play styles. Heavy weapons expert can use the nailgun, as he can shoot through doors, gain a shield, and push enemies away from the battlefield. The heavy weapons expert can even control the center of the map, which is bounded by a castle-like structure. In this case, the castle is a small settlement area that players can call in to aid their allies. The heavy weapons expert can become a very useful asset in multiplayer games because of his incredible aim.

GS: What was the idea behind the actual level design of the single-player game? How does it relate to the multiplayer mode?

MC: Actually, multiplayer is much more important to me than single-player because I don't want to be embarrassed to get lost in the missions. You can do everything you need to, except the double jump and all that! I will keep my guys out of trouble, but I also plan to bring in a couple of backup fire squad members.

GS: What was the feel of the game? What's the design like?

MC: My philosophy is that no two campaigns will be alike. So if you're going to play as a medic in the single-player game, you're going to need to know a lot of stuff. I can't be very specific about the classes; I can tell you that my team will play the different types of characters and situations in single-player mode.

GS: We've already seen a taste of the many multiplayer levels that are being made for the game, including the heavily defended, single-player mode, but what about the eight-player versus mode? What kind of tactics will be used in multiplayer?

MC: I can't really say much about the multiplayer action, but you will be able to play as a medic, a sniper, a hacker, or a group of soldiers. You will see a lot of what we call tactical advantages and disadvantages, as well as the intuitive multiplayer system that lets you execute tactical moves and controls. The missions are set in different eras. The American campaign, which is set in 1883, is set in an alternate timeline in the 1930s. The second mission takes place in the near future. You play as the American pilot, and he is set to work in the Middle East. The missions will be set in World War II, and the single-player campaign is set in the time period.