NBA Streetis the best arcade basketball title available. Period.  Why? No refs, no clocks, and no fouls. Players will knock you over, and they  practically live for blatant goaltending throughout the game. Realistic? No, but  it's always fun--even if you hate basketball.Streethas two game modes--City Circuit and Hold the Court--yet the  differences are minimal. Both feature three-on-three games of 21, in which you  must assemble a squad composed of (initially) NBA players. Soon you'll play  against street legends (read: bosses) that, once defeated, can be added to your  team. Your ultimate goal is to defeat the biggest legend ever--Michael Jordan.To survive the streets, you must learn which buttons to mash as you master  specific stunts. This will add special points to your score and give you access  to news ways to score. Though similar to theNBA Jamgames,Streetis deeper and sports a surprisingly developed finesse game.Streetdoes commit some fouls, however, with its over-the-top, repetitive  commentary and lack of play modes. But even if you hate arcade-style basketball,  you'll findStreetis different from the pack and a solid MVP contender.--Mark BrooksThis review refers to thePlayStation2 versionof the  game.Pros:Good controls and gameplayPleasantly cartoonish graphicsArcade approach makes it fun for those turned off by very technical  basketball simulationsCons:Horrific commentaryOnly 2 gameplay modes, and they're very similarNo 4-player support