[PC] | CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEASON 2001/2002 | GALATASARAY SK | GROUP STAGE LONGPLAY

Like, comment, subscribe! CHAMPIONS LEAGUE! This can only be good, right? WRONG. I remember my brother picking this up from an electronics store for a few bucks back in our teens. We figured, as it was a football game with an official CHAMPIONS LEAGUE license, all would be well. The game looked fantastic until the match started, but the controls seemed alien to us whilst playing. Having been on the EA side with previous iterations such as FIFA 2000, we were strangely astonished by the fact that you could hit the ball with a bicycle kick from the midfield with the opponent keeper barely saving it. And it is nice to see that it still works! Enjoy! [Source:
] The last game in the line of Silicon Dreams' Champions League licensed titles (and only released in European markets), Season 2001/2002 includes all 32 teams qualified for the competition plus all finalists since 1960. There is exclusive Champions League footage to be unlocked and the in-game commentary is done by Guy Mowbray, Barry Venison and Gabby Logan. The game allows the player to participate in friendlies, Champions League matches, leagues and cup tournaments. You can also edit players and create teams with custom players. Tactics can be modified to suit the team's style and qualities. The gameplay remains close to the previous title, with free-flowing ball physics and the stress on accurate passing. The new changes mostly revolve around set pieces (it is now possible to aim to a player). Graphically, it uses a new engine with features such as volumetric grass and real-time lighting.