UEFA Striker (DC) Reviews

UEFA Striker is a really good game on the Dreamcast, possibly the best football game on the console, for many reasons, although, as with many games, it’s not perfect, far from it in fact, but still you can’t go far wrong with this game, especially when it costs the right side of £10, you should easily be able to find this for £9.99, ...  Read the complete review

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UEFA Striker is Microsoft International Football 2000 (PC) with a different name. There are absolutely no differences that I can see between the two titles, aside from different intro movies, of course. The game has the same "ping pong" feel of MIF2000 and also, the stupid sliding tackles that with one button press, ...  Read the complete review

Uefa Striker is an average football game, it’s as good as UEFA Dream Soccer on the Dreamcast, but it’s better than the other mouldy crop of Dreamcast football games – there’s not a lot on the console that justifies all this football sponsorship – Arsenal etc, but Uefa Striker is ok. The game has really good ...  Read the complete review

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UEFA Striker is the best footy game on the Dreamcast. It outshines the likes of Virtua Striker and Sega Worldwide Soccer both cosmetically, and playability wise. Graphically it is not as good as it could be, there are a few glitches and some lack of detail in the bakgrounds. A few frames of animation seem missing too. But it ...  Read the complete review

UEFA Striker consists of many international sides and all the quality European sides including Man UTD, Arsenal, Barcelona and Dortmund. Not happy with the range of teams?, go straight to the game editor where you can take any player from the game and stick him in your side - customize your players kit with the five different designs of shirts, ...  Read the complete review

With no FIFA football games on the Dreamcast and none coming the chances of a great footy sim are bleak but UEFA Striker is enjoyable, most European clubs are included along with some international sides most using real player names. The graphics are smooth and gameplay is fast, you have the option to change the game speed and cpu ...  Read the complete review

UEFA Striker is the best footy game on the Dreamcast. It outshines the likes of Virtua Striker and Sega Worldwide Soccer both cosmetically, and playability wise. Graphically it is not as good as it could be, there are a few glitches and some lack of detail in the bakgrounds. A few frames of animation seem missing too. But it ...  Read the complete review

The smoothest gameplay seen on any console yet with mostly international teams which are customisable for your pleasure. the game's playability is great with every flick and turn looking great - the control system is easy to use and you will master it in minutes , the crowd sounds surprisingly realistic knowing when to react and timing is ...  Read the complete review

This game, as I have already said in my swws review, is a highly enjoyable and realistic footy game and the best on the dc! It has many great modes including training, territories cup, classic matches and many new ideas as well as the usual mode you expect these days from a console footy game. UEFA striker has a nice learning curve to get to grips ...  Read the complete review

UEFA Striker – This is a relatively good game on the Dreamcast but you feel it could possibly be improved. It has average graphics combined with good gameplay. There are lots of clubs and countries to choose from with players similar to their real life styles. The game is one of those games, which you would want to invite your mates round to ...  Read the complete review

UEFA Striker is one of the few games that is good, but no-one says it is. You know what I mean? The mags give it avergae (7/10, 8/10) ratings, and many people argue that others are better, but having played the others, I would say UEFA Striker is the best footy game on Dreamcast. Until something like FIFA comes, this is the best you will ...  Read the complete review

Well their is nothing much to say about this game, except the fact that it is ummmmmm, whats the word now, Oh yes "RUBBISH". The game lacks decent gameplay and sound and basically nothing in the game is any good at all. The gameplay is crap and far to hard for any half brained person to understand, the buttons are silly. If ...  Read the complete review

I first played this game shortly after purchasing a dreamcast as it looked good and the reviews that i read were quite positive. I enjoyed playing this game but i felt that there were a few things that could have been adjusted or could have been different. For instance, i felt that the actual gameplay was too fast and it wasn't smooth enough. ...  Read the complete review

So, you may have heard that Sega are pulling out of the hardware market - they will now only make games, for both Dreamcast and other games machines, but it makes you wonder why they bothered sponsoring all of FOUR European football teams (see opinion title to find out which!). Other than Sega's 2 ‘Worldwide soccer’ games (SWWS ...  Read the complete review

To say this game is poor would be a under-statement, as this game is so bad, its not worthy of the Dreamcast label. Taken straight from the Michal Owens Soccer games, using the same game engine, everyhting about this game is pathetic, and it plays even worse than it looks, which is hard to believe. Graphically it is very poor, and the ...  Read the complete review

UEFA Striker is fast, furious and unforgiving to the novice, but such is the compelling nature of what's on offer, you're destined not to stay a novice for much longer than it takes big Ron Atkinson to put his jewellery on. For a game that has been developed in tandem with the PlayStation version, this debut Dreamcast soccer ...  Read the complete review

UEfA Striker was Dreamcast's first football game and still has outshone all of it's latest competitors. With fantastic visuals that could make N64 and PS owners physically cry and with absolutely brilliant control and computer AI systems no other football game can touch it. Loads of options and a cracking certification mode make for a ...  Read the complete review

Football games have always been some of the most playable computer games ever since Kick Off 2 hit our screens all those years ago. On the Dreamcast there still a distinct lack of Footie games, due in part to Electronic Arts refusal to produce for Sega's new baby. In one corner there's Virtue Striker (great graphics but poor gameplay) and ...  Read the complete review