If you're a footie fan and a wannabe coach then this news is for you. Yes, Football Manager Classic 2015 will be out on iPad tonight.It's the classic football management game, except rather than playing it on console or PC, you can play it on your tablet.You may think that's nothing new. But heed these words: this is not Football Manager Handheld, chum. This is the classic version ported directly over.So, yes, it has the 3D match engine for the first time on iPad, allowing you to watch the game from a number of different angles.Other than that, I guess it's more of the same spreadsheet interaction as always, except it looks a bit better. What more do you want?Oh, and most importantly, the price. Prepare yourself, as this isn't a cheapy handheld adaptation of the game, remember.As such, Football Manager Classic 2015 is going to cost you £14.99 / $19.99 if you purchase it from the UK and US App Stores from midnight....

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In case it wasn’t already available on enough platforms, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim can now be played on your mobile phone via cloud streaming it through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for Android.Originally released in 2011, Skyrim is the fifth entry in Bethesda’s popular RPG series, The Elder Scrolls. In it you play as a heroic character called the Dragonborn who embarks on a quest to defeat Alduin, an ancient dragon prophesised to destroy the world. This version of the game is the Special Edition, which was a re-release that launched in 2016 with enhanced visuals and modding capabilities for consoles.This addition is one that doesn’t come as a huge surprise, thanks to Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda and ZeniMax Media back in September, allowing every game by the publisher to be released on Xbox Game Pass. It may only be a matter of time before Morrowind and Oblivion also become available on mobile via cloud streaming.Also coming to Xbox Game Pass for Android this month is My Friend Pedro, Beholder: Complete Edition, Code Vein, Neoverse, Mørkredd, and MotoGP 20. These are all expected to launch on the program on the 17th December, which is this Thursday. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim launches a few days earlier, tomorrow on 15th December....

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