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Urban Freestyle Soccer predominately features the same sort of over the top gameplay as Acclaims other release NBA Jam. You can just about throw any “rules” of Soccer you may know out of the window, this title concentrates on action and does it’s best to alleviate some of the less interesting moments in the sport and replaces them with even more action.

Urban Freestyle Soccer comes with a whole manual of commands at your disposal. Each player has his own individual “special move” which is activated by pressing either two or three buttons simultaneously. These range from back flips and exaggerated headers, to the “Netbuster” goals, which are activated when you have ranked up enough “skill points” which in turn are awarded by performing more skill moves or just plainly scoring a goal the old-fashioned way. And with a high action (low realism) game such as this scoring is something you will see during the game. nill nill draw are just not an option in fact do not be suprised if the scores rivel rugby.

The problem with all this is that the game has been designed from the outset to be a fast-paced game using a small pitch, having to remember what keys activate what becomes a daunting and ultimately frustrating experience and negates any fun you could be having with the game. By the time you have fathomed out what key you need to press you’ll find the ball has been taken away from you and the AI is half way down the pitch. Obviously, the computer-controlled opposition do not have the same limitations and it all becomes an annoying display as you frantically try to remember which buttons activates the special moves you need at the time. To add insult to injury even tacking an opponent requires the player to hold down three buttons together. While it is true to say that you can always use the standard tackle button, you will always be at a disadvantage because it is certainly not what the AI will be using against you. The training mode does help alleviate some of this frustration but you will probably need to repeat the lessons more than once, and then some. If you play the game against another human player, things do pick up and then probably only if you ignore all the special moves that become almost mandatory playing against the computer. Other problems occasionally pop-up like the ease of which own goals can be scored due to the massive turn arc used then trying to steer your player near your own goal area, and I will promise you that you will want to shoot your goalkeeper – at times it seems that the computer is just destined to score.

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