Customer Reviews

NFL Street 3

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This game is much better than the other versions. Even though there is no tournament mode, there is respect the street(season),mini-games, pick-up, and quick game. 2006 Rookies are in this game (for Patriots Chad Johnson) and they now have throw-offs for the begining of the game and after points.

I own NFL street 1 and I thought that they made many improvements to it

Now there are 5 mini games

New players

Much better graphics

More detail like: team banners, colorful football, talking, etc

Now you can get different teams footballs ex. Patriots, Steelers

New settings

Gamebreakers (when you get style points you get awsome moves ex. on defence you should get a fumble/interseption ex. on offence you should get a touchdown) arn't as powerful as they use to be

This game is a must have for all football fans and gamers!

As an owner and player of the first two games, I had high hopes for the third installment of NFL Street. The good news was that the graphics and rosters had been updated. The bad news is that after playing the game for at least an hour with a friend, glitches were evident. I do not remember all of them, but there is a terrible glitch as the line of scrimmage. Before the ball is snapped, the defensive linemen can pretty much jump over the offensive line and sack the quarterback whenever they want. The game loses all appeal when you can't get any positive yardage. If you do not use this glitch, I can see the game being fun with a new list of moves and a new way to use gamebreakers. Overall, I give this game 2 stars out of 5.

The NFL Street series are my favorite games out of them all. I prefer the Street series even over the Madden series. To me, it is just more fun to play and there are more things to do... climbing on and running along walls, jumping off objects to hurdle players, pitching the ball whenever, multiple tips on almost every incomplete pass makes for exciting football.

IMO this is as good if not better than the first two street games. There are more features... more players... new cities to play in and more game features. One new feature that I think is neat is you can collect footballs during games and after you collect them you can use them as the game football. There are all 32 team footballs (each having it's own unique design) and then other footballs that have different objects on them. There are like 50 different footballs you can collect in all.

When I first purchased NFL Street 3 I was somewhat dissapointed; however, after learning the controls completly I found that this maybe the best NFL Street yet. The graphics are much improved and the ablity to jump is a nice feature. Also the gamebreakers are much improved so when you use one, you are not guranteed to score unlike in the past 2 games. Although I have read in other reviews that Respect The Street mode is a negative part to the game, I would have to disagree. This new mode made the game addictive to me because I always wanted to keep getting farther and farther into it.
In my opinion there are not many negative factors to the game other that the fact that it would be nice if the folks at EA Big made the controls more similar to Madden 07. I confuse the controls sometimes

This game has endless hours of fun and unlockables,this game stands out from the other streets because of new and different controls and especially the way Gamebreakers work. To be honest I like the Gamebreakers in this game better than the others. I think this game is fantastic and honestly you dont even have to like football to get into this game!

I was a little disappointed. The game does play fine, but its all scratched up and the box was ripped. I just felt a little misled! But the game is fine.

NFL Street 3 was a well-rounded football game, but for the soundtrack it could have been a lot better, being that it was rock oriented. In Respect the Street Mode, you can get up to 15,000 development points at one time, which is more than enough. So if you do the math, theirs 10 fields and for every 3 fields you get 15,000 developments points, And 5,000 points from Washington. All together you get 50,000 development points. If you apply the same strategy from NFL Street, you'll have no problem trying to get your team to have max team stats. Don't even bother getting a NFL player because your created team is going to be way better. The graphics are solid, and the customization is pretty good. You can also collect footballs and credits throughout the game. For some reason, they took out the wall hurdle, but I guess the made up for it by having aerial moves, the jump pas for the QB, and improving the gamebreaker moves.

Note: if you choose Pass Offense, use the 200 development points for C. Rappaport, but make sure you make him your RB and spend all the points on run power.

I have never played any of the other NFL Street games before, but I bought this one because it looked cool. Well when I got it I played it and I got addicted really quickly. There are a few problems, such as there aren't very many recievers, the music is iffy and the buttons take a while to get used to.

But other than that...the graphics are really good. It gets really addicting after a while. I have found myself many nights saying, only one more game, one more game. And 5 games later I call it a night. But I think its a good game.

It's a pretty good NFL Street game.. the graphics are better, but the cut-scenes aren't quite that good. The game breaker makes it a little more fair and the new moves are nice. Good game overall, except in RtS when you get to choose what type of game you play every time.

This is for young gamers that can do all the multiple button pushing required to get the players to summersalt of the walls and into the end zone. To difficult for this old jarhead!