Neil writes: "Marketed around the globe as Street Power Football in most parts of the world - aside from in the North American region where the exact same game will be sold as Street Power Soccer - we recently got invited to a hands-off gameplay presentation of Street Power Football by the teams behind it. And after spending a decent amount of time taking in everything that is promised, we're pretty certain that the premise and ideas behind it will be hugely anticipated by many."
Blair hopes that Street Power football will give him the joy of football without the learning curve of modern FIFA's.
Does it meet his desires, or ultimately get nutmegged?
TSA writes: FIFA Street was a defining game for many multiplayer sessions during the PS2 era, offering pick up and play gaming and the potential for some crazy goalscoring feats, but it wasn’t the only option. Personally I always preferred the over the top cartoony characters of the under-appreciated Sega Soccer Slam, while my friends swore by Mario Strikers. Whatever your chosen flavour, it’s safe to say that the street soccer genre’s golden age was a long while back now. Whilst EA attempted to bring things back with the Volta mode in FIFA 20, there’s clearly a gap in the market for a standalone game. That brings us to Street Power Football, which looks perfectly set to occupy that gap… until you try to play it, that is.
Sick style and high-energy action come together in this arcade-style football experience.
