If you have any problems let me know, happy to help. iirc you need a patch called blobfix which stops the game crashing after 8 game years. I have the patch if you don't have it.bengulnaci1 wrote:OMFG, you sir, are a LEGEND!Boxingnut wrote:Just Pm'd you mate.bengulnaci1 wrote: I have that game and its awful but you may enjoy it though :)
There was a great boxing game / simulation available for the PC around 2000 or 20001, cant remember precisely but it knocked ten shades purple out of Ultimate Boxing Manager and Title Bout Boxing manager. It was called World Championship Boxing Manager (no not the old C64 / Amiga one) - http://download.chip.eu/en/World-Champi ... 62535.html
Thing is its a demo that only runs for 5 logins or 5 days whichever comes sooner. You need to buy a key and then your set. Thing is the company went bust and I have fruitlessly been trying to a key for years and years. I like it, as it was a very very deep game, just cant get a key for it :(
Maybe someone might have better luck? If so, please please let me know
Thank you!
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CEO_Hoodlem
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Can you sort me out aswell please Boss? I loved this game!Boxingnut wrote:If you have any problems let me know, happy to help. iirc you need a patch called blobfix which stops the game crashing after 8 game years. I have the patch if you don't have it.bengulnaci1 wrote:OMFG, you sir, are a LEGEND!Boxingnut wrote: Just Pm'd you mate.
Thank you!
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Andreas Raht, the guy who owns Title Bout, has now joined!!damianhucker1 wrote:Boxingnut wrote:An employee of SI has now joined the facebook group!!
GREAT STUFF !!!!!!!
im guessing its rob cooper that works for si then as i just saw one of the collyers are friends with him
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I'd be all over a top quality boxing manager sim like white on rice!!
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Keep it coming boys.
I'm now a member.
I'm now a member.
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just made me laugh , someone on there mentioned that boxsport game , i even tried to give it away on here the other day and failed . 
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Now we have one of the senior bods from Sports Interactive and the producer of Fight Night Round 4 from EA Sports.jBacca wrote:Keep it coming boys.
I'm now a member.
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Lets get it done!!!
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I have considered having a go at making one, just as a hobby, but the amount of work involved is unreal. I'd love to play a boxing game like FM10.
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If you are a programmer then I could put you in touch with the guy who owns Title Bout. Save you a lot of work as you would have an engine to work with right there.Asterix wrote:I have considered having a go at making one, just as a hobby, but the amount of work involved is unreal. I'd love to play a boxing game like FM10.
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No thanks. It would take years of hard slog.Boxingnut wrote:If you are a programmer then I could put you in touch with the guy who owns Title Bout. Save you a lot of work as you would have an engine to work with right there.Asterix wrote:I have considered having a go at making one, just as a hobby, but the amount of work involved is unreal. I'd love to play a boxing game like FM10.
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brilliant idea. I want it!!!!!!!!!!
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Howard Rainey now signed up to the facebook group.
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I've often thought a boxing equivalent of Fantasy Football would be great. Play for one calendar year, say, and use, for example, the Boxrec P4P Top 100. Have a budget and obviously the number 1 boxer costs more than the number 100, and then your money goes up and down based on the success of your stable, and of course you can buy and sell boxers through the year, too.
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This is an excellent ideaoliverfennell wrote:I've often thought a boxing equivalent of Fantasy Football would be great. Play for one calendar year, say, and use, for example, the Boxrec P4P Top 100. Have a budget and obviously the number 1 boxer costs more than the number 100, and then your money goes up and down based on the success of your stable, and of course you can buy and sell boxers through the year, too.
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The great outdoors, its everywhere.oliverfennell wrote:I've often thought a boxing equivalent of Fantasy Football would be great. Play for one calendar year, say, and use, for example, the Boxrec P4P Top 100. Have a budget and obviously the number 1 boxer costs more than the number 100, and then your money goes up and down based on the success of your stable, and of course you can buy and sell boxers through the year, too.
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I'm aware of that.DavidPayne wrote:The great outdoors, its everywhere.oliverfennell wrote:I've often thought a boxing equivalent of Fantasy Football would be great. Play for one calendar year, say, and use, for example, the Boxrec P4P Top 100. Have a budget and obviously the number 1 boxer costs more than the number 100, and then your money goes up and down based on the success of your stable, and of course you can buy and sell boxers through the year, too.
I don't think any of us on this board have any validity in telling each other that we need to get out more!
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Point taken, and besides I'm regularly in my Football Manager office not on the training ground.oliverfennell wrote:I'm aware of that.DavidPayne wrote:The great outdoors, its everywhere.oliverfennell wrote:I've often thought a boxing equivalent of Fantasy Football would be great. Play for one calendar year, say, and use, for example, the Boxrec P4P Top 100. Have a budget and obviously the number 1 boxer costs more than the number 100, and then your money goes up and down based on the success of your stable, and of course you can buy and sell boxers through the year, too.
I don't think any of us on this board have any validity in telling each other that we need to get out more!
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As a postscript, I had quite a few people pm me and ask for help in getting World Championship Boxing Manager to run on their PC's, which shows there is some interest in this type of game.
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we know on here theres interest , just gotta persuade the people that matter , its obviously not going to compete with football manager , sales wise , but unlike football manager we only need one version , guy like us would gladly edit the data each year or whatever to keep the game up to date , it wouldnt cost as much to make , as theres no need for all the licensing stuff that goes on in football , and if they really needed to they could create the game with no fighters in the data and we add them ourselves or fictitous fighters , i would happilly spend a week editing it , pretty much add every fighter on the boxrec database lol . i edit for a few days before i play football manager and spent around 10 days editing title bout before i played it.Boxingnut wrote:As a postscript, I had quite a few people pm me and ask for help in getting World Championship Boxing Manager to run on their PC's, which shows there is some interest in this type of game.
Just give us the game and us boxrecers can sort the fighters out , no need for any fees to be laid out that way .
id be happy enough if the made it download only to save on packaging / production costs too , just the game itself is whats needed.
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I'd love to see the idea followed through but there will be interest on a boxing forum. Like another poster mentioned, I also considered developing such a game but was scared off by the work involved.Boxingnut wrote:As a postscript, I had quite a few people pm me and ask for help in getting World Championship Boxing Manager to run on their PC's, which shows there is some interest in this type of game.
When I look at how many posters have read this thread, and then consider how many have actually contributed (on what is a dedicated boxing forum), unfortunately I can see why revenue driven publishers haven't felt motivated to pursue the costly development of a football manager equivalent for boxing
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yeah i said cant really judge it on a boxing site , of course every one on here will want to see it , theres games out there with the main frame , they just need fleshing out , title bout mixed with wcbm would do for now and then if it did manage to sell well ,more work could then be invested into it , ive just gone back to playing wcbm , just because of this topic , but i had to creat around 500 boxers first before i could play it , as i wanted an upto date database .JamesH wrote:I'd love to see the idea followed through but there will be interest on a boxing forum. Like another poster mentioned, I also considered developing such a game but was scared off by the work involved.Boxingnut wrote:As a postscript, I had quite a few people pm me and ask for help in getting World Championship Boxing Manager to run on their PC's, which shows there is some interest in this type of game.
When I look at how many posters have read this thread, and then consider how many have actually contributed (on what is a dedicated boxing forum), unfortunately I can see why revenue driven publishers haven't felt motivated to pursue the costly development of a football manager equivalent for boxinga real shame....
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Unlike Football Manager, that thrives on real-life data, I'd gladly welcome fictitious data/boxers for a Boxing Manager game. I don't really want to take over the career of a known boxer in his 20s, I'd rather start from day one with a youngster and work through the whole career. Anyway, all I'm saying is I wouldn't care if there weren't any licenses for real boxers. Only problem I can foresee with that is that having names involved would no doubt help to sell the game. One compromise might be to just get one famous person to endorse it, like; "Manny Pacquaio's Boxing Manager", for example.
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OR as ive said before . use only fictitous names with an editor tool attached , just like football manager , so that we can add real boxers if we want , i myself would trawl through the boxing records and add pretty much every pro boxer i could be bothered to .jeej wrote:Unlike Football Manager, that thrives on real-life data, I'd gladly welcome fictitious data/boxers for a Boxing Manager game. I don't really want to take over the career of a known boxer in his 20s, I'd rather start from day one with a youngster and work through the whole career. Anyway, all I'm saying is I wouldn't care if there weren't any licenses for real boxers. Only problem I can foresee with that is that having names involved would no doubt help to sell the game. One compromise might be to just get one famous person to endorse it, like; "Manny Pacquaio's Boxing Manager", for example.
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I don't think it'd be anywhere near as appealing though, sadly.damianhucker1 wrote:OR as ive said before . use only fictitous names with an editor tool attached , just like football manager , so that we can add real boxers if we want , i myself would trawl through the boxing records and add pretty much every pro boxer i could be bothered to .jeej wrote:Unlike Football Manager, that thrives on real-life data, I'd gladly welcome fictitious data/boxers for a Boxing Manager game. I don't really want to take over the career of a known boxer in his 20s, I'd rather start from day one with a youngster and work through the whole career. Anyway, all I'm saying is I wouldn't care if there weren't any licenses for real boxers. Only problem I can foresee with that is that having names involved would no doubt help to sell the game. One compromise might be to just get one famous person to endorse it, like; "Manny Pacquaio's Boxing Manager", for example.