FIFA Street (PS2)

...stadiums of lesser games, in Fifa Street you play in the neighbourhood. From the picturesque riverbanks of Roma in Italy to the gritty shanty towns of Brazil through to a disused railway shed in London. In all there are ten locations scattered throughout the world with all but three needing to be unlocked before they can be played on. The attention to detail is astounding with the statue de Christo Redentor overlooking the Rio de Janeiro pitch and ...
...and skills is what sets Fifa Street apart from traditional football games, with more buttons on the PS2 controller given over to fancy moves than actually just kicking the ball. Using the right side control stick and various button combinations reveals a multitude of tricks which when used together amass trick points to push a combo meter into the red. When this happens you are able to employ the “Gamebreaker” feature which is a full force slow motion ...

tractor-boy 06.04.2005 · Read full review
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...tag for EA’s football game FIFA Street. This football game is different from all of the football games that you will be used to; it is definitely not anything like your normal FIFA football game. This one takes place on the streets, similar to what you do as a kid when you are on street or park. Play on small 3 v 3 or 5 v 5 pitches. This is a nice touch as you do not have to travel all the way up the pitch with 11 players, in this game it is very ...
...and conquer the world of FIFA Street. The usual exhibition mode is in the game as you would expect. In this mode you can play 1-4 player mode which means that you can play along with friends. When I took this game around to a sleepover a couple of years back now, my friends didn’t like football and thought that this was a rubbish game. After a very long time, I convinced them to have a go with me on the multiplayer mode. This was my first time on ...

seanbv1 10.05.2007 · Read full review
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...the impression that EA Big's FIFA Street is the first attempt to bring the world's favourite sport to the street, in terms of videogames anyway. While the fact that I've reviewed Acclaim's turkey, and in that review I namechecked a few others, highlights the fact that this is wrong, FIFA Street is the first of such games to do so with a proper license, and to emerge from a respected developer. EA Sports' FIFA series is one of the 'big two' in terms ...
...the best thing about the FIFA games is the attacking play, and the trailers for FIFA Street were making much of the skillfull element of the game, even using Ronaldinho, possibly the world's premier purveyor of intricate footwork, for it's cover and posters. FIFA Street, for those who have avoided the hype, is the latest in EA Big's 'Street' variants on sports. I can't say all of them for sure, but I know that at least American Football has also ...

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FIFA Street After having played many of the previous FIFA football instalments over the years and also the latest Pro Evolution Soccer, I wanted to change the way I play football on my console. So I stumbled across FIFA Street for the PS2 and after hearing so many good things about it, decided to pop it into the PS2 and give it a go. The game itself is obviously a football game, but rather than playing with your favourite Premiership side on a ...
...two main game modes in FIFA Street; 1. Friendly: The name is quite self-explanatory and this is probably the best place for new players to get to grips with the game and its controls. Here you have the option of choosing your best 4 players to step on to the pitch with! 2. Rule the Street: The goal of this option is for you to make your own player and generally tour the world with your players, winning competitions and matches and therefore increasing ...

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This game is basically is clone of its NBA and NFL counterparts (NFL Street and NBA Street). However it transfers well into this game and is the first Urban Freestyle Football game for the PS2 which is actually and good. *Sound* 3/5 To be honest I am not a fan of Urban style music but it definately fits well into the game, with hits from Dizzee Rascal and Fat Boy Slim included. This game would just not feel 'streetlike' if it had like for instance ...
...is in one word hilarious (awful). It has sayings such as 'good save by the onion bag' and 'woo woo woo somebody call an ambulance' the commentary is truly representative of its cockney counterpart. *Game Modes and Pitches* 3/5 There are 3 game modes, Game On, Friendly and Rule the street. Game on and Friendly are virtually the same in the sense that Game On automatically chooses your players for you where as in Friendly you get to choose your own. ...

ragamuffin2005 07.04.2005 (13.04.2005) · Read full review
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...game I thought about time Fifa came up with a Urban football game, from past experiences I knew that the games were to a high standard so I had high standards for this game. I wasn't wrong as when i first started playing the game i thought it's actually not that bad. A few hours later i had completed the game, this game was far too easy and far too short. What was good about the game: I liked that you were able to create your own charatcer and ...
...what the player was good at i.e. shooting, skills, tackling, which over time you could upgrade with the points you win by winning games. I also liked where you would have to unlock locations and by doing this you would also unlock players, which you would have to play against and beat to get that player. The music was good but teamed with the commentator I soon put my T.V on mute. Starting off: I would say to a person that has never played a football ...

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Fifa Street Fifa Street is a football game with a difference. You play football street style with the emphasis being on stylish tricks just as much as simply scoring. It's both single and 2 player and you can choose which venue you play at. There are venues at London, Paris and other well known places throughout the world. It cost me £25.00 but as always prices are always getting lower. It's suitable for anyone who happens to like this genre really ...
...BIG. The story What story to be honest. I'm supposing you're both the manager and a new player for the team. Your goal is to win the entire set rule the street trophies and be the best there is. 4/10 Matches There are 2 types of matches with a slight difference. One kind of game is the first to a certain amount of goals and the other kind is a time limit game. Nevertheless the game play stays the same. In play you have to trick around other players ...

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Having always been a Fifa player, up until fifa 2004, I changed allegiances after playing pro evolution soccer at a friends house. I was tempted back, however, by Fifa Street. EA Sports have always led the way in producing football simulations, and in Fifa street there is no exception. The best way to measure a game is to compare it to another game on the market, however, as Fifa Street is one of a kind, this is difficult to measure! In terms ...
...stadiums and players. Fifa Street is no different. Instead of team kits, the players all wear the most up to date training kits, and indeed make the players seem they are there to play in a nike advert! As for stadiums, there are none! The 10 pitches range from basketball courts, car parks around the world, with goals made from whatever is lying around! The 10 pitches are not all available at the beginning of the game and have to be unlocked by ...

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...has on the front the FIFA holographic logo. Fifa is written in white with a red background and street is written in red with a white background. Also on the cover is the EA Sport big with an orange background. On the back there are some boxes over a fence with Ronaldinho breaking through the fence. Information:  1 or 2 Player  249km minimum memory space  Multitap 1-4 players  Analog sticks only  Vibration ...
...Targeter - Boring and hard to control  Setting graphics - Dark and unrealistic  Gamebreaker meter - Intrusive and annoying  Combo bar - Big and intrusive. Things I Like:  Menu - Detailed  Player graphics - Amazing  Create a player - Cool Tricks: (Right analog stick) Down - Nutmeg Up - Pot of gold Down and L1 - Hopscotch Down left and L1 - Crazy Legs Down right and L1 - Panna Na-na Up and ...

JeffTracy 11.06.2005 · Read full review
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Well what can i say about this game....ITS AWSOME. I had this a while back and all my friends kept saying no dont get it your wasting your money. I didnt listen to them and got it..and was i surprised by it. It was hard to figure out at first but then i got used to it. ~~~Profile~~~ At first you have to make a profile and a character. You pick the characters name, height, clothes, trainers and even socks. Then you pick your team name ~~~Team Name ...
...or pick one from the avalible options. Also you have to pick a logo for your team. You can pick from the following: A football with flames, Dice, Shark, England, Portugal, And many more. ~~~Players for your team~~~ In your team you have to have the player you made and 3 other ones. A goal Keeper and 2 on pitch. 1 of the players i picked was morison. You can also make a kit for all your team to wear. ~~~Venues~~~ There are many diffrent venues ...

Jamz.13 25.01.2007 · Read full review
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I bought the game with high expectations, but i was let down. The first few times i played on the game i was pleased with my buy, since i played with my friends. But when i played against the computer i found it to be boring, repetitive and easy. Although the skills are good and it is a change than playing on the other football games, i was disappointed. You can conquer the street in single player mode. This allows you to pick the not so good players ...
...goal keeper. Each game has it's own rules eg. 5 goals until winner or a time limit. Each game you win you get points in wich you can buy better players and eventually go to new locations around the world until you completed it, but don't hope to have any prize once you complete it, you will be disapointed. You can also play friendlies, in single or multi-player, you can play as most of the countries in the world, or create your own dream team, and ...

Joe_D_L 23.02.2006 · Read full review
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...for the new ea sports fifa title Fifa street. This is is a football game payed in the street basically. the aim of the game is not all about winning the match but also raking up points by doing sick moves! Your down at your local park and you see people are playing an intense five aside game. Their pretty good so you go and see them play thinking you might ask them to play. On closer inspection you see Ronaldo running up the edge of the pitch side ...
...the bottom corner. Welcome to fifa street. If you where thinking this was a new version of fifa think again this game is totally differnt. The main idea is that all the worlds best footy players are taking to the streets to play 4 a side footy in an urban landscape (yeah it's that realistic). This game plays very differntly to fifa 2005 in a lot of ways. All the ball physics, realism they've been building and improving on has gone. The ball is now ...

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FIFA has been going on for years and years now (11 years I believe) but this is the first time EA have changed the way FIFA plays. This time around FIFA has gone to the streets, no more 11 aside on a football pitch, you are now on the streets flashing off all your skills. The controls have changed a bit from the traditional FIFA, passing shooting and crossing is the same but it's the new tricks which add flavour to FIFA Street. Now the right analogue ...
...tricks by pressing triangle. FIFA Street's slogan is "It's not how many you score, it's how you score them" and the gameplay sure does live up to that. Matches differ from which settings you can pick, you can have a game where the winner is the person with the most points at the end of a time limit or you can have a game where the winner is the person to score 5 goals. To get points you need to do all the tricks and flick that you can. Tricks get ...

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...about previous games, and what fifa need to improve on. __________________________________________________ Enjoyment __________________________________________________ The enjoyment factor on this game is high, with loads of different tricks to fool the opposition with. But, as I've found out, the enjoyment factor doesn't last for that long, as, I have only played on this game for 4 days, and already find it repetitive and boring. When I say ...
...again. I think this game is aimed at the younger generation, as, I think kids can get much more enjoyment over repeating themselfs than anything else. __________________________________________________ Gameplay __________________________________________________ You won't be dissapointed with the game play. Its very smooth, also there are very few glitches, if a ball hits you, it doesnt go through you if you know what I mean. It has also got very ...

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...disappointed. You can play Fifa street in the single player mode. This allows you to pick the most pants team and play against a just as rubbish team as you. Each game has it's own rules eg. 5 goals until winner or a time limit. Each game you win you get cash/points in wich you can buy better players and eventually go to new locations around the world until you completed it, but don't set your heart on a big, exciting finish because frankly, there ...
...or multi-player, you can play as most of the countries in the world, or create your own dream team ( And add you in your team and put all your stats up to 99!) and choose your own rules and locations and then just play. The skills are easy to master, and the better skill you do, the more points you get, and after you have gained so many points you can perform a spectaculor shot that you view in slow motion which nearly always goes in however bad ...

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