Fifa Street 2012 Video Game

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Product Information. With a creative emphasis on authenticity, 'FIFA Street' from Electronic Arts’ EA SPORTS imprint is a chance to experience street soccer as it is played around the world. Available for the Microsoft Xbox 360, the game is famous for its attention to detail, combining environments, gear, and music for an immersive experience of street soccer and the culture that surrounds it.

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Gameplay trailer for FIFA Street 2012 showcasing the Game modes. Creative Director Gary Paterson talks. Results 1 - 48 of 110 - FIFA Street Xbox 360 Brand New Factory Sealed Soccer Game. FIFA Street Xbox 360 Video Game Microsoft 2012 EA Sports Online. Fifa Street is a fast-paced street soccer game involving small teams of five or six players per side, one-on-one, and game modes based on panna and futsal. Skill moves are an important element of gameplay. Just some FIFA Street gameplay, nothing special. FIFA Street 4; 2012; Explore in YouTube Gaming.

Even the visual style of the game keeps authenticity in mind, emphasizing realistic graphics in a marked departure from the cartoonish textures of other video games in this critically acclaimed franchise.

.: 13 March 2012.: 16 March 2012 Mode(s), FIFA Street (also known as FIFA Street 2012 and FIFA Street 4) is a by ' franchise based on. It is the first such game in almost four years, and a for the series. FIFA Street was developed by some of the same team behind, including creative director Gary Paterson, and uses the FIFA 12 game engine. Sid Misra, the line producer for FIFA Street, promised 'the first true quality street football experience.' The game was announced on 16 August 2011 at the event in Germany, and was released on the and consoles in March 2012. Along with several other new EA Sports titles, FIFA Street was available early to purchasers of the EA Sports Season Ticket.

Fifa Street (2012 Video Game)

Features on the cover after EA announced, in November 2011, that he had signed a deal to become the new face of the franchise. The 'Adidas All-Star Team' including 13 of the greatest footballers in the world and the Lionel Messi Barcelona-themed venue were available as pre-order bonus. A FIFA Street demo was launched on 28 February 2012 on and a day later on. In an effort to make the game more 'authentic', the stylised cartoon-like visuals of previous games in the series has been dropped in favour of a more realistic look, though there will still be the same emphasis on skill moves and tricks. The focus is once again on fast-paced games involving small teams of five or six players per side, one-on-one, and game modes based on and are also included. As with the previous games in the series, skill moves are an important element of gameplay.

FIFA Street features twice as many tricks as are possible in FIFA 12, with much greater variety, and over 50 more than its predecessor. Other new features include improved one-touch passing, a feature called Street Ball Control, and a new 'ATTACK' dribbling system. The game features a large number of real life players from 3000 teams of many of the world's biggest leagues, and locations from around the world ranging from the streets of to the beaches of. Each of these arenas attempt to reflect the style of football played in that country. The game is the first game in the series to feature both national and club teams.

The game features a World Tour mode, which lets the player create their own team, from details such as crest and team kit, to players and their individual street kits. The user then competes in competitions against the AI, after which, the total skill points each player earned in the game is tallied up in a levelling system. From levelling up players the user can use points earned to upgrade their player's skill and ability from passing to shooting to goalkeeping. With the integration of EA Sports Football Club, players can add friends' players onto their World Tour team. Development This is a reboot of the FIFA Street franchise, so what you know of FIFA Street 1, 2 and 3, you can forget about it. What we really wanted to do is come out with the first truly great street football experience. There hasn't been one yet.

FIFA Street 1, 2 and 3 barely tried, they came out kinda good and then a little bit into the experience, people kinda lost interest. So we wanted really to create a game that had that depth that was missing in the games of the past. This is the first game that’s going to be built by members of the FIFA team on the FIFA engine There’s no need to go overtly arcade in street football because when you see some of the cool stuff people can do, they already seems arcadey enough, I don’t need to jump over someone’s shoulders when I can already do some cool stuff with the ball as it is. ^ 2011-10-08 at the., gamespot.com. ^, gamesradar.co.uk. ^, ea.com. 2012-02-11 at the., worldfootballextra.com.

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