Something that EA Big has included from the beginning of its street career is the gamebreaker. FIFA Street 3 has the depth of a handheld game, which is very disappointing for its capabilities.
Don’t get me wrong, balling it up can be fun for a few hours but it gets old relatively quickly. Upon completion of these challenges, players will unlock teams and other rewards that give incentive to keep playing. The biggest “twist” you might encounter is playing without gamebreakers or playing “volleys and headers” only. Tourneys have their own rules and challenges that make each one different yet not very exciting. The only thing that comes close is the “FIFA Street Challenge.” In this mode you are given challenges in nine different tournaments. However you are left a little bit confused because there is none. As the start up menu appears on the screen, your eyes look right for a “Career” or “Franchise” mode.
Right from the whistle FIFA Street 3 is an unexpected letdown. FIFA Street 3 is EA’s latest attempt at street futball that will leave you wanting more.
While playing FIFA Street 3, gamers have the ability to defy gravity, pull off unfathomable gamebreakers, and last but not least, get bored really quickly. EA Big has taken an ordinary soccer game and attempted to stylize and visualize it into every soccer player’s dream. EA Sports Big has, once again, attempted to put that power into the hands of the “rest of us” in their latest edition of FIFA Street 3. The ability to jump high, run fast, and have tremendous strength usually sets these superstar athletes apart. If you look at professional athletes today, the most famous of them stick out because of their ability to do things that the rest of us would find impossible.
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