Good football in between ...

First, some general information on the game.
About the license offer at FIFA titles have to waste any words that are always huge and very extensive. At the beginning of the game but you should make some updates via Internet for jerseys and the teams (perhaps have so not fitted on the module?).
Unlike the PSP version is available in Career mode not only the opportunity to work as a coach, but as a manager. In Be A Pro mode, you start in an unknown street soccer fc. Depending on how well you play, the offer is extended to clubs where you can hire by the "Street-season". Here you can look for a Level Experience stuck in his skills and improve them.
The mode "Be A Goalkeeper" falls on the 3DS completely gone (which I think is not so much a shame, as this mode was in my opinion very entertaining).
Then of course there is the possibility to quickly reach a normal game or a street game (5 against 5, no throw-ins of players, no penalty, no fouls possible smaller pitch and different variants of the gate).
Graphically I find the game for a handheld game top, the player models look very chic, even if you except the big stars (Robben, Schweinsteiger, Rooney, Messi, etc.) the player is not so exactly correspond to their real role model.

The Be A Pro mode is a welcome change to the normal football. The Street-games seem very action-packed and quite entertaining, optimally between uncompromising football fare. During a Be A Pro season while playing a whole (time) season, but there is this only about 15 games. The last four games usually decide on national cup wins. What is something that bothers me that there are no really good camera settings for this mode, with which only my created player can be seen. Although you can close to the players Ranzoomen, but then the camera switches instantly to the other players when I adapt to it. So it is a bit difficult then his figure to move exactly in the big stadiums. Otherwise, the mode does however, a lot of fun, especially the fact that does not have as many games each season and, if one plays in between times 2, 3 games, is progressing very well.

The situation is different in career mode, here to play a full season with all the games, but can it be improved by transfers, upgrades in the field stadium, scouting, training and also through individual training to improve the players his team. However, I like the transfer system not quite in this part. Players will be evaluated only according to their overall rating, ie each player with a total value of 80 will cost 10 million, regardless of whether it is a professional from England, Germany, Korea and Poland. And this is accompanied by another problem, this is namely it is no age indicated. For this reason, it makes no difference whether or not to bring a Mario Götze, Eden Hazard or some unknown kicker from lesser-known chairs, they all cost the same and have the same overall. Of course, the individual values ​​as Torabschluss, Dribbling or duel differ, but here EA makes my opinion a step backwards in the transfer system, unlike the PSP offshoot. Furthermore, one must not worry about contracts, the players remain until such time as they are sold. Also, the content must not miteinberechnen you. Obtained after each game ticket revenue (only for home games) and sponsors premiums. Thus, the financial aspect was a little "arcade-heavy" designed on the 3DS.

Overall, it makes simply fun on the 3DS to kick a few laps. The game seems overall a bit more realistic than on the PSP, "flit" Players no longer on the court and act first one probably on some little slow. The target control on the touch screen, which appears on the touch screen shortly before Sechzener, is initially a bit strange. This may be to target exactly where the player should hinschießen the ball. The Erfolgsqoute depends on many factors. Does the player alone on the keeper, it's easier to shoot him the ball into the top corner. However, he wants to conclude a cross volley, place the ball after a rotation or the player has a low target value, it is difficult to pass hinzubekommen exactly where you want it on the touch screen. At first you have to use problems in the hustle and bustle of this feature, but with time you get used to it and it also brings a lot of advantages. So you can at long-range shots (assuming you have a good striker), very precisely control where the ball should travel.

Overall I would recommend the game fully, it's great fun and the touchscreen controls for shooting is a sinvolle innovation. This is a stripped down version of FIFA Street in game, the game expands beautifully. The Transfer system has been trimmed, something annoys me and it tarnishes somewhat the fun for me, because I particularly like in FIFA always the Manager modes to play with as much control as possible. That is why I also only 4 stars.
However, I'm glad that's the 3DS version (unlike the PSP version) not as error-burdened. The game does have slight frame rate dips if many players with even on the screen (eg in corners), but it does not suffer from ongoing game crashes or serious errors when AI or certain formations.

So who is on football and a 3DS calls his own, without hesitation can be accessed here.