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Football Manager Classic has "all the bells and whistles" of the main Football Manager game - like the 3D match engine. It was once known as "the tactics and transfers version of FM", I'm told, with a little bit of training "stuff" if you wanted - if not, it could be automated.

"Essentially," Jacobson summarised, "it's going back to the old school era of management games, whether that be FM 2005 or slightly before, and trying to have something that people are able to play in shorter bursts and get through quicker."

So, You pick your team, pick your formation, buy your players - "or choose who you want your club to buy and give them to your director of football to go and buy for you" - and "get on with it".

RPG elements like press conferences and player interactions have been "stripped back".

"It's more visually appealing, and the font is larger because there's less information that we have to cram onto the screens."

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Football Manager Classic will also look different to Football Manager 2013, even though it's part of the same game. "It's a lot brighter and more graphical than the current Football Manager series," apparently, but there's still some experimentation being done.

"It's more visually appealing," as Jacobson put it, "and the font is larger because there's less information that we have to cram onto the screens. So: bigger, brighter, bolder and better for older people like me who've needed to start wearing glasses in the last couple of years."

Some Eurogamer readers pointed out that an experience like Football Manager Classic was already possible in Football Manager, if you turned of this, tweaked that, and so on. Is Classic much different?

"Yes, it is," Jacobson declared. "It's not a case of getting your assistants to just do stuff for you. It's a case of certain modules being ripped out of the game to not have an effect on things, for example.

"We've got a different way of doing news inside the game as well," he went on. "You still have newspapers coming to you for comments, but they actually come to you with one-off comments as you're going through your emails, through your inbox - rather than doing it through press conferences.

"It's not just a case of turning things off - it's a case of designing something with a certain type of user in mind. And if you did turn all of the stuff off in FM that's off in FMC, without doing the other work that we've done on FMC, it would still take you about 15 to 20 hours to play a season, whereas in FMC you're looking at eight to 10 hours.

If you don't want to play matches in Football Manager Classic, you have your assistant take care of it. But you can pre-define some actions using a Match Plan, such as making substitutions after an hour of play if you're losing. "Before it was automated where as now it's not needed," he said. "That's a key differential."

So, you lot have a point, Jacobson said, but you're also "wrong" - "and I say that in the nicest possible way!".