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Just like Camerons extended vision added numerous tweaks to a masterful movie (and in turn made it that little bit better), it was still ostensibly the same film.

No, Im talking about the James Cameron sci-fi masterpiece in which large black monsters with engorged craniums chop up an elite marine taskforce in about two hours.

Im also going to assume youve seen Aliens: Special Edition (AKA Directors Cut).

If not, go watch them, then come back when youre done and well pick things up from there.

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Football Manager 2008: Football Manager 2008 is the principal title of the 2008 edition of the Football Manager series of football management simulation games by Sports Interactive.

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Boasting some beefed up player interaction features, FM2007 made you feel more like a real manager than ever before, allowing you to tap up and destabilise the players you wanted and vent your spleen at opposition managers while contending with boardroom machinations.

Boasting over 100 new features, FM2008 is without doubt the most comprehensive, entertaining and involving FM to date.

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Natty new shortcuts make navigation easier, the skin looks slicker (though admittedly this is very much a matter of personal taste) and you can play around with your wage and transfer budgets to eke out those extra few pennies for that player you just have to have.

Match day has also become a more involved affair, with some tactical features now moved to the front end.

Other new additions include uniquely generated faces for new players, more detailed reports on your progress and squad, and a decent if hardly groundbreaking revamp of international management that makes it more appealing, without ever coming close to matching the sheer depth of its club-based counterpart.

Many of the new features arent instantly apparent and youll find yourself stumbling across them almost without realising and using them as though theyve always been part of the FM furniture.

Tweaks of particular note include more convincing and satisfying transfer negotiations that now see you haggling over fees with far more chance of compromise, and pitch size and bonus alterations that affect tactics and player motivation.

As well as the new features, FM2008 also possesses the usual cornucopia of unrivalled management features and options.

The incredibly lifelike match engine simulates games with breathtaking realism and you can now make tactical changes on the fly without pausing, by watching the action on a mini pitch situated on the tactics screen.

However, youll probably find yourself forgoing this option unless youre playing in real time.

The player database is as humongous and impressive as ever, as is the selection of leagues to manage in.

If youve never played FM before (admittedly unlikely) or if youve been AWOL from the series for a few seasons, then you really shouldnt hesitate to buy this game.

Of course if youre a fan of the series, youll already know just how great and consistent FM games have proved over the years.

What youre probably more interested in right now is whether FM2008 warrants you heading down to your local game emporium and handing over another thirty-odd quid to the sarky adolescent assistant behind the counter who looks like hes just had his face gnawed by a bear.

So lets do away with the superlatives for a moment and get down to the burning questions.

Is FM2008 worth another outlay and what has a James Cameron sci-fi movie got to do with a Football Manager review Thankfully, we can deal with both questions at once.

You see, if FM2007 was Aliens (the pinnacle of its genre at the time of its release), then FM2008 is Aliens: Special Edition.