Good, bad, this is just another football game. My ears weren't treated to anything particularly nice to listen to, so I just ended up loading up winamp for background music instead. The only thing I enjoyed was the varying urban settings that seemed to be about as far removed from a stadium as you can get. In terms of presentation design, this game offers nothing new. Being able to overcome the other team's defense by easily jumping over opposition or even pulling off aerial moves is fun, but they feel a little gimmicky after a while. Beyond that, you're playing a football game, with all of the good and bad that brings. That said, the reason that the game is so easy to play is because it's been done twice before, and this time around doesn't offer much new. The different character control options are easy to use as they'll handle button mashing, and handling your playbook is as simple as it gets. Combine this with the fact that we're already looking at a genre that has been mined dry, and NFL Street 3 doesn't seem to have a very bright disposition.įirst, in terms of its strengths, NFL Street 3 is easy to play. When you consider how many genres there are and the general quality of games, among other things, innovation stands out as one of the more valuable traits that any game can offer. Over the life of any console, thousands of titles get released. One of the most difficult things to tolerate in any new game is an old game.
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