For a second, try to imagine we didn't use that headline for the first FIFA Street. Now, try to imagine that basic mechanics of NBA Street slapped onto a soccer façade; lots of fancy dribbling, plenty of tricks, tight-enclosed urban environments and more than a smidge of 'tude.

Congrats, you now understand the basic mechanics of EA's arcade soccer game. Throw in lots more moves (including more famous players' signature moves), an improved GameBreaker, better utilization of the right analog stick (in EA's vernacular, the TrickStick) and some new venues, and you've got a pretty good idea of what to expect in FIFA Street 2.

Now that the game is finished and been sent off for mass pressing, you might ask yourself, "hey, TotalPlayStation.com, how will I know what the game looks like?" Normally we'd respond with a smarmy, "it's probably the box that has FIFA Street 2 on it," but EA has gifted us with a little more information, specifically that 2004 FIFA World Player of the Year nominee and Man U winger Christiano Ronaldo's mug will be plastered across every game box. This includes the fancy PSP version of the game too.

So now you know, and we didn't even tell you with some kind of smart-ass remark!