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Author:	Johnny Look	Submitted:	25th January, 2011	Favourites:	2
Genre:	Sport	Downloads:	372
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Football Live is a football/soccer game inspired by classic football games, trying to keep their ideals intact: Easy to pick up and play, hard to master.

Feature list:

-Fully 3D engine with different cameras for you to chose
-Fast paced gameplay, with adjustable game speed
-Realistic ball physics
-Score spectacular goals by mastering the aftertouch system
-Unique career mode where your performance do matter, almost as much as results
-Many tournaments, including the world cup
-Many teams, including both clubs and nations
-Team and player editor included
- And much more !

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http://www.opendrive.com/files/12210523_rPlHR_ca61/FLdemo.exe (39 mb )

Posted by AugustoAD

25th January, 2011

Wow! Really impressive! did you do that in MMF2? if yes, can you tell me wich extensions you used for the 3D?

Posted by Mark McCauley

26th January, 2011

Rated :

Nothing short of impressive,Amazing ,superb ,excellent,
perhaps even better than sensible soccer and dino dinis kick off. Gotta play this some more and try to master the controls once again , ahh takes me back years and years.

Posted by Mark McCauley

26th January, 2011

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is there an online version to challenge opponents erm online?

Posted by The Chris Street

26th January, 2011

This wasn't done in MMF2, I think he coded in C, as he did with Man With A Monacle

Posted by Johnny Look

27th January, 2011

Augusto: Thanks !

Actually I coded this in blitz3d, but I believe you could achieve something at least similar using mmf2's opengl extensions. You could work out the collisions (that those extensions lack) using distance checking, which might not be the best option but works.

Mark: Thanks man, that's some really flattering words !

As for an online version, well I want to do a free online version of the game if it does well enough. I've got most of the codebase done for that, so it's definitely possible.

Posted by UrbanMonk

28th January, 2011