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Career Mode

The last sentence of this section currently reads:

"In the time of a career which lasts 20 years the player manager can get job offers from other clubs and also from a national team, depending on his success."

However I know for certain that this was not the case for the original PC version and I am fairly certain the same was the case for the amiga-version. You could get offer from other national club teams and club teams in different leagues however, but never from national teams themselves. If this at all was possible on any of the SWOS version it should be specified what versions of this game series this was in fact the case (if at all it actually was on any).

Neberu (talk) 07:06, 13 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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"This list included Sensible World of Soccer alongside such groundbreaking titles as Spacewar!, Tetris, SimCity and Doom. Sensible World of Soccer's inclusion in this list is notable on three accounts:- it is the only game in the list developed in Europe, it is the only sports game in the list, it is the most recent game in the list."

Tetris was developed in Moscow city and FYI Moscow is in europe.

Bestseller and/or commercial success?

Is this game supposed to be a bestseller and/or commercial success or neither? Why? Thomas Wiencek (talk) 02:58, 28 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]