gamespot reviewed it and even mentioned something to the fact that "the ball looks like it's attached by a piece of invisible string"

Awww man if there was ANY "street" game that EA HAD to come out with, it was soccer. Now who knows... rental

people are freaking tards to think that "street" and "ball physics" in the same sentence.

do they know what EA Big does, have they ever played one of their games? You tell me that NFL street has ball physics for bouncing a ball off the wall, or that when you bounce a ball off a person's head in NBA street, it is identical to real life.


ball physics have never been in their games. maybe in next gen console EA Big games.

Originally posted by ilkeprettygirls
people are freaking tards to think that "street" and "ball physics" in the same sentence.

do they know what EA Big does, have they ever played one of their games? You tell me that NFL street has ball physics for bouncing a ball off the wall, or that when you bounce a ball off a person's head in NBA street, it is identical to real life.


ball physics have never been in their games. maybe in next gen console EA Big games.


Ya i definately agree with you. Some dumb people actually make the mistake of thinking this is a SIMULATION style game. I don't care about ball physics that much, just the gameplay. And from what I've played, the game is amazing

Everyone's got a valid point in this argument. Demanding proper ball physics in an EA Big game is silly; on the other hand, the "invisible string" from foot to ball should be unacceptable in any footy game.

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EA does not know how to do ball physics. They're never been able to do it in any sports games. Heck, they cant even do puck physics in their flagship title properly.
All of their sports games have scripted passing/shooting, and mo cap dribbling/handling. So, why would anyone think all of the sudden they'd be able to do it in Fifa Street?

dribbling in Fifa Street looks absolutely stupid. The ball just sticks to this invisible pole in front of the guy. But hey, It's EA, so what do you expect?

its the first edition, calm down