FIFA Street 4 – How to Execute Basic Movements in FIFA Street
When playing FIFA Street, you can take advantage of a variety of tricks and flairs that can help you get past your opponents. We can discuss some of the most fundamental moves of the game. Here are the basic movements and how you can do them.
Step Over:
You can perform a step over by flicking the right stick up or down, with either foot. Flick them together to throw an especially attentive defender off.
Body Feint:
You can flick the right stick forward and then continue doing so to perform a series of body feints.
Roulette:
This move can create confusion for defenders. This will switch the directions of the ball and the player. You can do this by sweeping the right stick back and then executing a half circle motion going either up or down and then to the front.
Rainbow:
This is one of the classic and most effective moves out there. There are several variations to this move but the fundamental movement can be done by flicking the right stick back and then forward. If this move is done the right way, with the right timing, then your opponent can be caught off guard as you side-step and then take control the ball on the other side.
Flip Flap:
To execute this move, move the right stick up or down and then sweep to the front using a half circle motion. This technique will quickly change your direction, confusing and leaving your opponents helpless.
Screenshot from Fifa Street 4 (Credit: EA Sport)
Stand Ball:
You can stand on the ball by pressing the right stick button. Once you have achieved that position, you can break out of the stance using any of a number of ways. The quickest way is to flick the right stick towards the direction you choose to go to.
The above movements can be performed from any dribbling position. As you may have now realized, you have to be very familiar with the right stick to be able to pull off the movements. However, you should remember that to execute the basic movements of FIFA Street, you should be self-aware and know which direction to move to.
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