Customer Reviews

FIFA Street 2

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Good game, great fun, but its very short and irksome after a time...

I bought this game for Nintendo Wii, and it works. Very nice pictures, can play with player of some many years ago and recently, and there are a lot of amazing trickies to score!

although i am not much of a soccer fan, i really enjoyed this game, i thought it was more fun to play than NBA or NFL street series, only thing that was kind of annoying was during the one player story mode, they would make u do trick point challenges and gamebreaker games, i didnt like those rules, but other than that, i have no complaints, i liked the music, controls, graphics, and gameplay, even if ur not really into soccer, it is still worth a try

There is so much you can definitely endure when it comes to scoring it big in soccer. While so much isn't making there where people would rather consider the thrills of football from Madden by EA, the home run excitement of baseball from Major League 2K6, and the basketball joys of NBA Live '06. While those games have hit the nail on the head, the Street franchise has been very mixed with good games and fancy moves from football and basketball. Now, with the return of EA Sports Street hitting soccer again, can this rendidition actually score a goal, or just be a forgone miss.

FIFA Street 2 for the Nintendo Gamecube, tackles in aspects that you've seen before with previous Street games like NBA Street V3, as you and your country tackle the undergrounds of street soccer. The gameplay is not as easy for some, but not exciting as regular soccer is. There are so many countries you can choose from like the USA, Japan, and so many others. The use of the trick stick works well into building your gamebreaker for fancy goals and tricks to shake-up your opponents. ALthough graphically the game is truly vivid and delivers each aspect of delightful soccer fields, the manuverability can be very tricky at times to master, and deliver each gamebreaker for big points. The music also delivers well, with each heart-pounding track, but doesn't push the game to anything outrageous.

For Nintendo Gamecube owners, if you are truly in the mood for a better soccer game, I happily suggest you purchase Super Mario Strikers instead. It is a much better game to enjoy, and delivers so much more in the way of fun. FIFA Street 2 isn't really a over the top soccer game. Instead, I honestly think this is a goal into the rental bin for die hard European Football fanatics.

Graphics: B

Sound: B

Control: C

Fun & Enjoyment: C+

Overall: C 1/2+

I didn't like FIFA Street 1 at all. It was awful. this game does a total 180 and is much better. A lot of fun.