Digital Jesters have revealed details on Pro Rugby Manager 2's weather engine that allows arm chair rugby fanatics to put their team through horrendous conditions any day of the year. Matches can be set up in the blazing sunshine, pouring rain, with gale force winds or even in the middle of a blizzard.
The outstanding sequel to this year's Pro Rugby Manager 2004 will offer a vast array of visual and gaming improvements – which gives players the closest insight yet into the strategies and tactics necessary for turning league and national sides into unstoppable, try-scoring teams.
Andy Robinson can take advantage of the code for the upcoming Six Nations. An overhaul in every sense of its predecessor, it sets new standards for sports management games which are in 2D and 3D.
Every Zurich Premiership team plays in a fully rendered stadium created from the real stadiums themselves. In addition, 18 other rugby landmarks appear in the game, so players can feel the thrill of Vicarage Road stadium the buzz of the Headingly stadium and the atmosphere of the Causeway stadium.
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Fresh faces can be brought into the team to compete alongside more famous players, with training regimes set and tweaked to develop stamina, vision, strategies and skills. Injury management has been improved to allow players to get their team in perfect shape for every match.
Stats and player rosters will be fully up to date for time of launch, resulting in the closest thing to running a professional rugby team the games world has ever seen.
"Pro Rugby Manager 2 is a fully-fledged sequel in every sense," says Leo Zullo, Marketing Director, Digital Jesters. "A complete overhaul in every sense, it's a stunning recreation of one of the most difficult management jobs in the world. We had originally planned to release this under the title of Pro Rugby Manager 2005 – but the changes and enhancements from the previous version are so substantial it's transformed into a true sequel rather than an update."
Pro Rugby Manager 2 will be available on PC CD-ROM in February 2005.
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