#Championship manager 01/02 system spec install

The Saturn patch involves downloading a new вЂdataвЂ™ folder and a new вЂcm0102.exeвЂ™ executable. In a couple weeks, there will be a new patch that should give you a July 2017 start date with October 2017 rosters. ThatвЂ™s what you should roll with - right now, that will give you a game that starts in July 2016 with squads and players up to date as of April 2017 in real life. What is even better however is the Saturn patch (latest current version is 2.21+ v3), which is Tapani plus updated data as well as other options. The Tapani patch is up to 2.21.1 these days and thatвЂ™s basically a must.

RECOMMENDED - many years ago, a user named вЂTapaniвЂ™ figured out a way to edit the hex code of the game to fix issues, add features, and extend functionality (such as changing the start date from 2001).

You should be able to run the base-game now, and if thatвЂ™s your goal, then youвЂ™re good to go.

#Championship manager 01/02 system spec install

Install it into the same bottle as the main game.

I went with CrossOver, which works very nicely and directly in OS X with complete cross-functionality/copying/control/etc. Whether thatвЂ™s BootCamp or Wineskin or whatever.

Download a way to run Windows applications on a Mac.

The Mac should be able to recognize the ISO as a disk image and mount it without needing any extra software. (Get it at ChampMan0102 or FMScout - the latter is much faster.) Eidos made the game free back in 2008 (CM 97-98 is also free, which was my favorite before 01-02). I have the original CD, but no longer have a way to read it, so I downloaded the ISO. HereвЂ™s a rough guide to getting Championship Manager 01-02 running on a Mac.