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FM 2006 for XBOX 360 (13/4/2006) and PSP (13/04/2006).

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ngyc

Fan Favourite
it does support wi-fi and even usb cable transfer but the problem is how could you possible write the downloaded file into the UMD. since the game will not "install" into local hard drive which mean you can't copy and paste the downloaded file (such as club kit) into specific folder like you did in pc version

that's why i wonder what can the editor do, assumed that there will be an editor for future version.
 
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Tom

That Nice Guy
ive merged the "PSP version" thread into this one, please try to keep discussion of the 360 and PSP versions limited to this thread for the time being.
 
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Marc Vaughan

Club Supporter
ngyc said:
are you work for SI?
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Yeah, beats having a 'real' job ;)

that's cool though. btw, what can an editor do for the psp ver (if the future version does come along with an editor)? since we can't write data on UMD, then i assumed that we can't even edit or install the latest graphical add-on in the game such as skin, club's logo and kits and etc. like we usually do on pc version
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In theory an editor would be able to do anything.

In practice when we do one (most likely FM PSP2) we'd look at graphics/skin stuff and pre-game data editing.
 
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rpvankasteren

Fan Favourite
No idea. Just try some stores. See if they have it or will take orders.

If none do sell it, you can always go with British/European online retailers, like amazon.co.uk or gameplay.co.uk, that ship to the US.
(this is if PSP games are not region-bound, wouldn't know)
 
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