Premier Manager 03/04 is the series' most football focused title yet: a definitive next generation arcade management simulation that puts the fun back into the organised chaos.

Take control of any club from the four English divisions or top two divisions from across the continents premier leagues. Premier Manager 03/04 allows the user to indulge in fantasy football across Spain, Italy, France and Germany - all running simultaneously.

Also for the first time, the complete Scottish league program as been incorporated into the game. Can you break up the Old Firm monopoly and return the Scottish game to a state of competiveness not seen since the early 80's?

• Plot any teams campaign through the English, French, German, Italian and Spanish Leagues
• All 4 divisions and domestic cups featured in the English leagues. (GBA features 2 divisions)
• Top 2 divisions and domestic cups featured in continental leagues.
• PM 2003/4 sees the addition of the full Scottish league featuring all 4 divisions, FA and league cups. (Scottish league not featured on GBA)
• New and improved statistic and personnel database featuring over 10,000 players, 500 managers and 320 clubs.
• 10,000 lines of script making for more in depth personnel interaction between the user and the club directors, commercial managers, coaches, physios, player agents and journalists.
• If it's on, it's in with the (in-game) 24 hour Talksport News Channel.
• Brand new 2D match engine conceived and designed to offer greater user control and interaction throughout the match.
• Complete visual and graphic overhaul. Artists have designed this one, not the programmers.
• Improved player and transfer logic allowing the user to play in a gaming environment reflecting that of its real life counterpart. Warning the transfer market as become even more ruthless, nevermind corrupt.
• Improved staff logic allows the user to delegate even more tasks to club staff and receive more feedback on their own managerial performance.
• Improved media logic allows the user to manipulate the press to their advantage; players can be coaxed into improved performances and transfers engineered in lieu with sneaky agents.