Game Details
| Size | 191 MB |
| Region | USA |
| Genre | Sports |
| Format | 7z / ISO |
| Year | February 28, 2006 |
| Console | PSP |
FIFA Street 2 (2006) on the PSP is a bit of a curious case. While it shares the name of the console sequel, it actually plays more like an enhanced port of the original FIFA Street, but with the career depth and soundtrack of the second game. It’s pure arcade soccer: fast, flashy, and built around “owning” your opponent with style.
Game Story & Premise
There isn’t a “story” in the cinematic sense, but the Rule the Street mode provides a rags-to-riches journey.
Back Cover Description:
“The ultimate touch for the ultimate street challenge! FIFA Street 2 on the PSP brings the world’s greatest stars to the pavement. Create your own player and build your reputation from the ground up.Master the new ‘Trick Stick Beat’ system to juggle, flip, and fake out defenders. Drain your opponent’s confidence with insane combos to trigger the ‘Gamebreaker’—a shot so powerful it can end a match in seconds. From the back alleys of London to the beaches of Brazil, the street is your stage. Do you have the skills to rule?”
Secret Cheat Codes
Codes are entered at the Main Menu or Pause Menu while holding specific shoulder buttons.
| Effect | Password |
| Unlock All Venues | Hold L + Triangle and press: Left, Up, Up, Right, Down, Down, Right, Down |
| Tiny Players | Press: Triangle, Square, Left, Right, Right, Down, Left |
| Normal Size Players | Press: Right, Right, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left |
| Unlock All Clothes | Hold L + Triangle and press: Right, Right, Left, Up, Up, Up, Down, Left |
Unlockable Legends
By progressing through “Rule the Street” and earning enough Skill Bills, you can unlock classic football icons:
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Zico
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Carlos Alberto
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Abedi Pele
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Eric Cantona
Key Features & Differences
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The “Random” Trick System: Because the PSP lacks a second analog stick, you can’t use the “Trick Stick” exactly like the consoles. Instead, the PSP uses a “Random Trick” button, which triggers moves based on your player’s stats and direction.
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New Defensive Controls: Unlike the console version, the PSP includes a unique Counter-Trick system where you must tap the correct face button as it flashes on the screen to steal the ball mid-dribble.
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Exclusive Mini-Games: Features PSP-only modes like Shooting Gallery and Wall Ball, which are great for quick sessions on the go.
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Soundtrack: Features a legendary mix of Drum and Bass, Grime, and Brazilian beats presented by Zane Lowe, including tracks by Pendulum, Roots Manuva, and The Subways.
Short Review: Style Over Substance
The Good
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Addictive Career: Building your player from a local “nobody” to an international legend is highly satisfying.
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Visuals: The player models (like Ronaldinho and Cristiano Ronaldo) were very impressive for a 2006 handheld title.
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Pick-up-and-Play: It is one of the easiest sports games to learn, making it perfect for short commutes.
The Bad
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Goalie AI: The keepers are notoriously inconsistent—they will save a rocket from point-blank range but let a slow roller from half-field crawl into the net.
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Low Replay Value: Once you finish the “Rule the Street” mode, there isn’t much to do unless you have a friend for local Ad-Hoc play.
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