The action is fast past and fun, with so many tricks to perform with or without the ball, you can bounce the ball off walls and gates to execute some amazing passes and tricks. The games design from gameplay and menus are done in a great style that’s both pleasing and cool.
The game works best with multiplayer, it’s just not the same in solo mode, embarrassing the CPU is not as exciting as schooling your friend over and over.
The playgrounds are very unique and strange at the same time, the beachside parking lot and playground are nice, but an oil rig is still nice but odd, and a Tokyo rooftop where the ball is screaming to fly off the roof. Each area does manage to change gameplay, since goals are different sizes and the walls are also different.
The game breaker moves will not make it an automatic when shooting for a goal, but it sure makes it easier. With each successful trick you build up the game breakers meter, thus making you perform worthless tricks just to build up your meter, just get repetitive.
The biggest disappointment is the lack of a career mode, in a era in which mostly every sports game out now includes this feature, it would have added an incentive for scoring so many goals game after game.
At the end of the day, the game is a great street style soccer game, for those wanting a real authentic soccer game look elsewhere.
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