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''Freestyle Street Soccer' (Xbox) Review'. Official Xbox Magazine (Future US) (27): 73. Nintendo Power ( Nintendo of America) 178: 122. 'Urban Freestyle Soccer (GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox)'.

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The VS Mode and Freestyle are simple, one-on-one matches. Once the Home Turf is completed, the final Street Challenge mode is unlocked, where a player plays through a league, combining points via scored goals, numbers of victories etc. However, if you lose at any point during the Home Turf mode, you will have to start over from scratch again, unlike the Turf Wars mode where a defeat would just push you back from the turf of the opponent that defeated you. Here, the opposing teams keep attacking your own turf, and you are tasked to defend it by winning matches on it (your home turf). Freestyle Street Soccer takes the sport back to its street roots with teams competing against their rivals for the right to be crowned Kings of the Streets. In this mode, the player is tasked with exactly the opposite of the Turf Wars mode. After defeating all of the 'rival gangs' the Home Turf mode will become active. The campaign here is partially linear, giving the player options on which location/turf they will attack by using a map of the city.

After each game is finished, depending on the outcome of it, the player obtains a certain number of skill points, which they can use the improve the statistics of their own team. Each team has a specific, personally themed playing area (from obvious things like a skate park to warehouses, highschool pitches etc.). The Turf Wars mode offers a player to pick a team (if you are playing for the first time, you'll be able to choose between the Skater Boys, Hardcore Honeys, Shakedown or Tagging Crew), and begin a Turf War, challenging other teams into playing on their home pitches.

The game itself offers a number of types of games to play, from classical Freestyle matches up to the rather longer Street Challenge mode. The player can clash at opposing teammates, knocking them down with kicks and punches, and can also use the objects from the environment of the playing field to throw at the opponents (like trash cans). The player navigates his teammates via keyboard or controller/joypad, passing the ball, dribbling the opponents, and even playing dirty here and there. Urban Freestyle Soccer is rather simple to play, as most sport-typed video games are.

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