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Football Manager 2012 demo available now

07 Oct 2011
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Sports Interactive and Sega have opened up a demo of Football Manager 2012 for PC, via the Steam network.

The demo gives gamers a half-season taste of the management simulation game, and saved games will be compatible with the full version due on October 21, meaning players won’t have to start from scratch.

Instructions for downloading the demo can be found here.

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