UGO's review of the latest in the NFL Street series, redesigned and carrying the new name "NFL Tour." Francis Campora writes:
"The game is not very deep with only a handful of game modes. You can play exhibition and online games, as well as two minigames and Tour Mode. Tour Mode is the most in-depth mode there is - in fact, it's the only mode with ANY depth. You can pick your team, create a player, and then take on all the other NFL teams in a ladder-style tournament. One fault with this game mode is that there is no stat-tracking or customization - when you beat a team, you move on and that's it."
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GameInformer writes: "Let me start this off with a message to the Miami Dolphins: Believe it or not, you're not the only team that's toiled in futility and totally embarrassed yourselves on the football field this year. I thought that in retooling the NFL Street series into NFL Tour EA would actually be improving the franchise and learning from its past mistakes in the sub-genre. Unfortunately, I was mistaken, as NFL Tour represents a total regression – one that the company says is aimed at young kids and football novices who don't play Madden. Even if I take this at face value, it's clear that this game is a failure no matter how you try and qualify it."
