Street Sports Soccer on the Commodore 64 is a scruffy, playground-style five-a-side kickabout where you pick a team of neighborhood kids and play on a cracked city lot instead of a proper pitch. Trash cans, manholes, and other junk double as “sidelines” and obstacles, and there’s no ref, offsides, or fancy formations—just sprinting, slide-tackling, and blasting shots past the goalie in fast, end-to-end play. With simple one-button controls for passes, shots, and tackles, plus hot-seat multiplayer, it feels less like a TV broadcast and more like a noisy after-school game in the street where bragging rights matter more than the score.