EA's NFL Street Gamecube Video Game Review

Get your game on with EA's NFL Street for the Nintendo Gamecube video game console!

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What do you get when you take the best football players, wicked beats, crazy game turf and cram it all into a video game for the Nintendo Gamecube? Normally you'd get a big mess, but if you're Electronic Arts (EA) you get NFL Street - a slammin' football game packed with street attitude and style!

NFL Street Bringin' The Action Home!

NFL Street gives you wacky football action with your fave players, cool tunes and crazy taunts. You start with a rag-tag team of chumps and turn them into lean, mean, football machines by playing against the computer. The single-player mode isn't where it's at though, so grab a buddy and start playing multiplayer!

NFL Street Funky Football Fun

The biggest thing about NFL Street is definitely the attitude. The game has been dipped in style, coated in cool tunes and served up with a side order of rap. When you're playing, you can rack up style points by taunting your opponent and flaunting your moves. Get enough style points and you'll go on a Gamebreaker rampage - attitude is good!

NFL Street Football Game Failures

When you fire up NFL Street you'll get an earful of cool rap tunes from your fave artists. But, as soon as the game starts, the music stops and you're stuck with some weak tunes. It's a total tease! The weak tunes and lame single-player action keep this game from being a true touchdown.