FIFA Street 3 is a video game designed for the PlayStation 3 , Xbox 360, and Nintendo DS . This is the third game in the FIFA Street series. The game was specifically designed for seventh generation consoles and was released in 2008 around the world.
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| Developer | EA Canada |
| Publisher | Electronic Arts (DS) |
| Part of a series | FIFA Street |
| Release dates | Xbox 360 PlayStation 3  February 18, 2008 February 19, 2008 February 2008 |
| Genre | sports simulator |
| Age ratings | ESRB : PEGI : 3 |
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| Platforms | PlayStation 3 [1] , Xbox 360 [1] , Nintendo DS [2] |
| Game modes | single-user , multi-user |
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The game uses the same engine as the NBA Street Homecourt . Otherwise, the mechanics of FIFA Street 3 will not change radically - the same FIFA 08 , only more embellished and equipped with completely optional skills. The cover of the game depicts Brazilian soccer player Ronaldinho , English soccer player Peter Crouch and Italian soccer player Gennaro Gattuso [3] .
The demo of the game was released on January 20, 2008 on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Store .
Features
- The game includes more than 250 players of the planet from 18 leading teams, as well as additional bonuses throughout the game.
- Players specializations: Players of different specializations - Trickster , Enforcer , Playmaker and Finisher - have their own game style and set of movements.
- Game Breaker: a special indicator is filled to activate the hidden potential of players.
- Improved AI: FIFA Street 3 improves the interaction of players on the field.
- New Street Challenge mode: you need to take part in various tournaments in order to gain access to new teams and players that can be played individually and online.
- New Head To Head mode: play with a friend.
- Playground Picks Online Mode: Create a team of the best players.
- World Challenge online mode: playing for the national team on the Internet. The result of each game is taken into account, as rivals strive to win the World Challenge tournament, in which up to 18 teams take part.