FIFA Street 3 (PS3)

This game was never going to be brilliant, I owned the original and whereas all my friends hated it I found it great fun for a short term solution. The real FIFA takes itself quite seriously being as close to real life as a game can really get, the idea with FIFA Street is to make the whole process a lot more enjoyable. Okay, so in truth it's rubbish, I am not going to make any defence for the prosecution that this game is a classic but it is still brilliant because it's different and fun. The idea of the game as the title would tend to suggest is instead of playing an 11-a-side game of football on a full size pitch for the mundane 90 minutes you are instead ...  Read the complete review

I have always loved the idea of footy games, but with the likes of Fifa (the regular game) never really got the hang of all the controls. In the real world I don't play or watch it on the TV much, so I suppose being good at the game is a hard wish. Well, Fifa Street 3 allows a more easy going, fun approach to the game and although not perfect I was surprised. This PS3 version is rated 3. You can player 1-7 players locally, or up to 8 players online. It outputs the game graphics up to a maximum of 1080P (the highest quality you can get on todays high definition TV's). The idea of the game is to join your small team and play against the opposition in ...  Read the complete review

What a load of rubbish this is! Surprise surprise EA have found a relative cash cow and are milking it for everything they can, they do make me sick. It is complete tat and if someone gave me this game for free i would not keep it having played it at a friends house. The supposed idea of the game is to play some beautiful footy and out-skill your opponent, but in reality it is a case of get the ball to the feet of the highest rated player on your team and then proceed to batter the controller buttons and analogue sticks to all parts to reach the other goal line them a tap on the circle button will slam the ball home, oh and you then get a 'gamebreaker' which basically ...  Read the complete review

Firstly i have to say its only a supposed to be a bit of fun. It is pretty bad but then again its ok if your mucking around with your mates. Anyway this is the third in the series of a football game played on the streets. You can do skill, dity tackles and even do a backflip of the wall. It is five aside no subs. There is a campaign (wich is awful) where you have to complete certain missions like time attack, first to five goals, first five goals that are headers and so on. the charters are like Caricatures (everthing is exaggerated) which looks ridiculus. There is a gamebreaker bar which goes up when you do skill or score goals and then you when ...  Read the complete review

I buy FIFA every year and when I saw FIFA Street 3 in Currys Clearance I couldn't pass it. I'm glad I didn't because despite some bad reviews, I still love the game. It is so much fun but doesn't last that long as it didn't take me very long to complete the game. FIFA Street 3 is a much more fun approach to football with it very casual and the controls are very simple and easy to use. If anything, the graphics let the game down as they are simple and also look like a cheap cartoon. The game has bad framerate and suffers from bad camera angles. Sometimes I couldn't see the players during the matches. Also, it is very easy to score, all you need ...  Read the complete review