Conclusion: While I’m still not convinced that football can be considered a “street” sport, I give EA kudos for making a good first stab at a football game that is far different from
Excerpt: Whereas Midway took measures to redesign their "Blitz" franchise and make it more sim-happy, EA has used their vast knowledge of what fans love to make an "NBA Street"
Excerpt: If that description sounds a bit unorthodox, that’s just because you haven’t hit the gridiron of EA Sports Big’s latest “extreme sport,” NFL Street.
Excerpt: “NFL Street” is the first edition of what will likely become another yearly series by EA Big. This high octane, hard hitting, showboating game tweaks the NFL rule book to...
Summary: The NFL hits the Street, and if the single-player game needs to hit the weight room, amazing offense and superb multiplayer ably pick up the slack.
Pros: Fantastic offense; wildly addictive multiplayer; fantasy player tweaking.
Cons: Weak single-player mode; GameBreakers need punch.
Conclusion: While initially put off by the ‘catch up' A.I in NFL Street I kept at it and started having loads of fun.
Pros: plays a nice action packed game of NFL, great ingame and play menus, detailed graphics and ultra smooth animation, painful looking tackles, in-depth player and te...
Cons: initially frustrating and too hard, the ‘catch up' A.I is cheap, less polished than NBA Street 2, not enough reward for a lot of the challenges, give us Xbox Live!