December 02, 2004 - Street soccer is a sport played across the world.

It's the place where every kid dreams of being the next Pele, working on everything from first touch to bicycle kicks in places that stretch from the Rio De Janerio Favella in Brazil to Mexico City's Tepito District.

FIFA Street captures 10 such environments as it tries to recreate the feverish action, speed, and high scoring of any street game, using the walls as a base for moves as Beckham bends one off a ricochet and into the goal for the win.

The game will also feature special Gamebreaker moves to show off some of the kicks even the pros wish they could pull off.

The more Gamebreakers you pull, the more games you're likely to win, and as you win, you travel around the world building up your rep as you try to become the best street soccer player the world has ever seen.

And like NBA and NFL Street, you'll be able to play with and against some of the greatest soccer stars in the world of FIFA.

Here is a list of the ten environments in the game you will see throughout your travels, along with a brief description.

Brazil

Rio De Janeio Favella

A hot, dry and dusty pitch centered in a crowded hillside shantytown of Rio and overlooked by the Statue of Cristo Redentor.



England

London Train Depot

This London street court is situated in an abandoned train depot and represents the gritty side of the city.



France

Marseille Underpass

Located below a main road underpass, this urban street court is where the stars of the future learn their trade.