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Videogame 'Football Manager' pirated in Vatican City?

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A person living in Vatican City reportedly illegally downloaded a copy of the latest version of videogame Football Manager.

Someone from Vatican City reportedly illegally downloaded a version of videogame Football Manager 14.

The latest instalment of the game, which was recently released, is said to have been pirated in the city, which is mostly inhabited by members of the Catholic clergy or the Swiss Guard.

According to the Daily Star, the game's chief Miles Jacobson has revealed that they came across one case of illegal downloading in the Vatican City.

The person's IP address is said to have been found by the game's developers Sports Interactive during their search.

Read our recent interview with Jacobson here.

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