"This is just another game in the long line of games that EA tried to re-invent. SSX on Tour, Def Jam: Icon, and now NFL Tour. This game tries to bring the fun and fast gameplay of NFL Street to the next generation, but instead manages to drop it down to worse than last gen. Don't buy it, don't rent it, don't think about it. If you want a good arcade NFL experience, this game just isn't for you."
• Graphics: 6.5 - They get the job done, but they definitely aren't worthy of the 360's power.
• Gameplay: 5.0 - Take everything that was good about NFL Street and break it.
• Sound: 3.0 - Worst. Announcer. Ever. He single handedly brings down the whole game if left on.
• Lasting Appeal: 5.0 - It's a weekend rental at best, and that's only if there's nothing else in the store.
• Fun Factor: 5.0 - You'll have fun for the first couple of games, but after that you'll be wanting to find the nearest copy of Street.
• Overall: 4.5 - Poor
Review by Jordan Williams
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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."
Lol. I guess this game came out bad.