The PSP version includes two-player wireless support, a series of skill-based mini-games, and five exclusive venues: Tokyo, Vancouver, Cairns, Munich, and La Boca. Team members will gradually build on their abilities over time, or they can be substituted with more skilled athletes from defeated opponents.
Players begin by creating a team and outfitting each athlete with a choice of hairstyles, shoes, and accessories. The main aspect of play involves challenging a series of street teams in multiple underground tournaments. Performing juggling moves and other feats of agility will build up a team's Gamebreaker meter, resulting in an instant score or a turnover when used during a match. Players can get their kicks by challenging more than 320 professional stars on 20 national teams or by competing against an international assortment of real-life street athletes in multiple game modes. EA's four-on-four, arcade-style slant on the world's most popular sport makes its PSP debut with FIFA Street 2.
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