AFL Evolution

I have played both AFL Evolution 1 and AFL Evolution 2 and I think that even though 2 has updated graphics, different stadiums and updated line-ups/fixtures, I think this game has more content. Sure, graphics may not be as good number 2, but the detail in manager content is really nice. - Firstly, in Pro Player, the points system is way easier to understand. The higher your skill level is, the more stuff costs. Sure its the same in 2, but that goes into the thousands, whilst 1's prices go from 1-10. There are more options to spend training points on. When you sign a contract for an AFL team, you get a low to high salary price, depending where that team placed that year and what year you'll be playing until. I like how it give those small details. -In Coach Career, you get to choose who you staff, who your sponsor is, and you can chose your team playing style and lineup. The only downside is that if your team places below 12th, you instantly get sacked and have to coach a VFL team. The draft is good, because you get the draftee's current skill level and their potential skill level. The training is really good, being able to choose different training types for different positions. The offseason stuff is good, being able to make contracts for players for up to 5 years, although there is an auto-contract option for those who are too tired to go through every player. Drafting is alright at best, teams can sometimes be really picky when you give them an offer. (E.G: I offered the Bulldogs Pick 4, Jarryn Geary and Paddy McCartin for Marcus Bontempelli. They said it was "Almost Satisfactory"). But if you're willing to let go of a pick 1-3 draft pick, and a rated 87-90 player for a player rated 90-95, its well worth it to make the superteam you always wanted. Even though this game is 5-6 years old as of writing this, I think that if you don't want to spend the $70AUD for AFL Evolution 2, $50AUD is really worth it for this game.