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Mini Hockey Champ! November 2, 2017 PC: 26k NHL 19: September 14, 2018 PlayStation 4 Xbox One: EA Sports: Slapshot: March 8, 2019 PC: Oddshot Games NHL 20: September 13, 2019 PlayStation 4 Xbox One: EA Sports: Slapshot: Rebound: December 7, 2020 PC: Oddshot Games NHL 21: October 16, 2020 PlayStation 4 Xbox One: EA Sports: Hoser Hockey: December ...
The first version of the game was released in Europe in 2004 under the new brand name NHL Eastside Hockey Manager. It was based on Sports Interactive's Championship Manager 3 game engine and featured over 15 playable hockey leagues from around the world with a database of over 15,000 players and staff. The game was first released in stores only ...
Live play-by-play commentary was introduced in the PC version of NHL 97. Jim Hughson, former play-by-play man for CBC's Hockey Night in Canada and also one of Canada's best-known hockey announcers, provided the play-by-play for much of the series. The last games in which he is one of the announcers are the PC and PS2 versions of NHL 09.
Peter Freunscht from PC Games rated the game a 29 of 100 criticizing the poor sound and other issues. [6] Mika Nirvi from Pelit rated the game a 92 of 100 stating "The game comfort is good. The optimal mode of play is the combined mouse-keyboard combination. The direct-dial keys make the game easier and you can catch up quickly.
The career mode for NHL 21, known as "Be a Pro", has been expanded to be more interactive and cinematic, similar to other franchises such as Madden NFL and NBA 2K.Players create their custom hockey player and choose to begin their career as a prospect in either the Canadian Hockey League or the Champions Hockey League, or choose to go undrafted and sign to a team of their choice as a free ...
NHL Powerplay 98 received a variety of reviews, with critics expressing differing opinions on a number of points. For example, while IGN, GamePro, Sega Saturn Magazine, and John Ricciardi of Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) all praised the player animations for their fluid movements and variety of realistic moves, [14] [20] [23] [24] [25] Kraig Kujawa and Dean Hager (also of EGM), as well as ...
Face Off! is a hockey video game developed by Mindspan Technologies and published by Gamestar in 1989. The game's features include not only the ability to play with your chosen hockey player, but also game plans, team maneuvers and management.
The game is controlled via the computer's mouse. The bat on the playing field bounces a hockey puck between the player and the opponent. When one of the players manages to knock the hockey puck past the opponent's bat, the player scores. The first player to score a set number of points (usually 15) wins the match.