Uploaded March 2012 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
In this video, I show you some more gameplay from the new Fifa Street. I have been a big fan of the Fifa Street series from the first, original, Fifa Street on PS2, which was a Classic game. But will the new Fifa Street live up to its previous titles?
This match shows part of my World Tour, where I am playing as my own created team "Dynamos FC", and I will be playing against "Juventus" in the mountains of Rio, in a 4v4 Freestyle match. This match was played on Silver (Medium), so there is still a challenge, but still a chance to show some skills and tricks.
This video has been made to show gameplay of Fifa Street from a normal gamer. I have tried to show some of the skills involved within the game, I may not be the best player in the world, but this video has been made to show the main gameplay elements of Fifa Street.
The game controls themselves have changed alot from the other Fifa Street games. Now you are required to think more tactically about what skills you choose to use, and how you are going to use them. The game gives you more control over your player, and also gives you a tonne of skills to use against your opponents. Simple tricks, such as step overs, to Special Tricks, such as a variety of Rainbow flicks, and a variety of "Around the world" juggling moves.
I am extremely pleased about how this game is turning out, as Fifa Street 3 was a big dis-appointment for Classic Fifa Street fans, and in a way, Fifa Street has returned to its previous ways, but bringing a huge amount of new elements into the game.
There are a few problems (In my opinion) with the game. Firstly, when an opponent does a skill to get round you, or vice versa, it is called a "Beat". Sometimes, when my opponent runs towards me, and I run towards them to tackle, if I accidently ran past them, it would count as a Beat towards them? I dont think this is fair, as the opponent didn't use a skill to get past me, and this could lose me the game when coming to a Skills match.
And my final problem with the game isn't to do with gameplay, but the leaderboards system. Fifa Street (In my opinion) is known for its skills, and not scoring goals all the time, otherwise its just another football game. But the leaderboards only show high-scores for "Most Goals" and "Fastest Completion". I was happy with the Fastest Completion leaderboards, as it shows how quickly you can skill your opponent to win the match. But Most Goals? This makes people compete for scoring as many goals as possible, and in my opinion, this isn't what Fifa Street is about. Otherwise, we would be playing a normal football game.
So I hope you enjoy the video! Feel free to like, comment and subscribe! This was filmed with an HD PVR so 720p HD is recommended for best quality.
***Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use***
I do not own Fifa Street or any of the music, or sound effects used in the video. They are used for entertainment purposes only.
In this video, I show you some more gameplay from the new Fifa Street. I have been a big fan of the Fifa Street series from the first, original, Fifa Street on PS2, which was a Classic game. But will the new Fifa Street live up to its previous titles?
This match shows part of my World Tour, where I am playing as my own created team "Dynamos FC", and I will be playing against "Juventus" in the mountains of Rio, in a 4v4 Freestyle match. This match was played on Silver (Medium), so there is still a challenge, but still a chance to show some skills and tricks.
This video has been made to show gameplay of Fifa Street from a normal gamer. I have tried to show some of the skills involved within the game, I may not be the best player in the world, but this video has been made to show the main gameplay elements of Fifa Street.
The game controls themselves have changed alot from the other Fifa Street games. Now you are required to think more tactically about what skills you choose to use, and how you are going to use them. The game gives you more control over your player, and also gives you a tonne of skills to use against your opponents. Simple tricks, such as step overs, to Special Tricks, such as a variety of Rainbow flicks, and a variety of "Around the world" juggling moves.
I am extremely pleased about how this game is turning out, as Fifa Street 3 was a big dis-appointment for Classic Fifa Street fans, and in a way, Fifa Street has returned to its previous ways, but bringing a huge amount of new elements into the game.
There are a few problems (In my opinion) with the game. Firstly, when an opponent does a skill to get round you, or vice versa, it is called a "Beat". Sometimes, when my opponent runs towards me, and I run towards them to tackle, if I accidently ran past them, it would count as a Beat towards them? I dont think this is fair, as the opponent didn't use a skill to get past me, and this could lose me the game when coming to a Skills match.
And my final problem with the game isn't to do with gameplay, but the leaderboards system. Fifa Street (In my opinion) is known for its skills, and not scoring goals all the time, otherwise its just another football game. But the leaderboards only show high-scores for "Most Goals" and "Fastest Completion". I was happy with the Fastest Completion leaderboards, as it shows how quickly you can skill your opponent to win the match. But Most Goals? This makes people compete for scoring as many goals as possible, and in my opinion, this isn't what Fifa Street is about. Otherwise, we would be playing a normal football game.
So I hope you enjoy the video! Feel free to like, comment and subscribe! This was filmed with an HD PVR so 720p HD is recommended for best quality.
***Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use***
I do not own Fifa Street or any of the music, or sound effects used in the video. They are used for entertainment purposes only.
