Soccer.For being the world most popular sport, it no surprise that most ofthe videogames based on it are top quality, such as thesimulation based
Fifa and ISS series. Arcade style soccer games areharder to come by, and it seems especially strange given that i??streeti??sports games are the latest thing
these days, with the recentlyreleased arcade and street incarnations of NFL and basketball. SiliconDreams have come to the rescue with their new NBA
Street meets FIFA soccerequivalent, Urban Freestyle Soccer. Set in the dark slums, 10 variousgangs are vying for territories and tournaments in the urban
soccerworld. Being an underground equivalent of the world game, you may aswell throw all the rules, restrictions and limits about soccer out thewindow;
this is a no holds barred affair.

The introductionmovie is meant to set the scene for the game, but unfortunately it justpaints the setting for a second grade game; the acting and music
ischeesy, and makes you feel like anything but tearing up the asphalt.From here, you get the option to sit through a tutorial to teach you themoves (the
tutorial is quite helpful, even though the controls aresimple and annoying), or play one of the gamei??s many modes; where theaim of each is simply to beat
the opposition in a 4 on 4 game ofstreet soccer. There are several game modes, involving tournaments andfighting for and defending home turf, but the
variety between them is very little.

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System Requirements :

Windows XP,ME,2000,98 (Windows95,NT are not supported)
500MHz Intel Pentium III processor
128MB RAM
16x CD ROM/DVD ROM drive
160MB free hard disk space
32MB Direct3D capable video card
DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card
Keyboard, mouse