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Football Manager Touch 2016 world record attempt at the National Football Museum

by on February 9, 2016
 

 

Sports Interactive, Guinness World Records and the National Football Museum are teaming up to set a world record for “Most Contributions to a save file on a video game.

The unedited press release reads as follows:

Sports Interactive and the National Football Museum are looking for 100 FM fans to take part in Guinness World Records Title Attempt, 100 day ‘save’ of Football Manager Touch 2016.
Taking over AFC Wimbledon, the League Two side sponsored by Football Manager in real life, the project will determine whether the group of 100 fans and gamers can take the Kingsmeadow side to the top of the football pyramid and how the constant managerial merry-go-round will affect the team’s stability.
Featured in the museum’s ‘Pitch To Pixel: The World of Football Gaming’ exhibition, the shared ‘save’ will see each different player take over the managerial position from the previous player. Playing the FM ‘Touch’ game mode, each manager will be able to buy and sell players throughout their reign.
Every manager who plays will be part of an official Guinness World Record Title Attempt: ‘Most Contributions To A Save File on a Videogame’
In addition each manager who takes part at the Football Museum in Manchester will be given their own official cover for the Football Manager 2016 game, with their own face on the front, thanks to a unique photobooth in the Pitch To Pixel exhibition. At the end of the 100 days, one manager will even be picked at random to be honoured with their own appearance in the next edition of the game; featuring as one of the ‘new-gen’ players that will appear in Football Manager 2017.
Players can book in to play up to 7 days ahead at www.fm100.eventbrite.co.uk. By booking a place you agree to be at the National Football Museum at the allotted time and date. Each session at the museum is booked from 12pm – 1pm (although this is flexible), with a minimum of 45mins play expected.
WHERE
National Football Museum – Todd Street Manchester M4 3BG GB
WHEN
Friday 12th February, 2016 – Thursday 22nd April, 2016
HOW
Book a slot now – https://fm100.eventbrite.co.uk