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NHL 07 Thread

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by the_rookie, Sep 16, 2006.

  1. the_rookie

    the_rookie Member

    I have PS2. Overall, it's worth ;D ;D ;D / 5

    Good:
    *Adjusted rosters and jerseys
    *Passing stick
    *Better defense; shot totals are more realistic after 10mins
    *Price (almost half the cost of Madden/NFL 07)
    *Intro video
    *Real photos for menu

    Bad:
    *No more skill stick?
    *Play-by-play
    *Goalie can't catch the puck in glove
    *Scoring is too easy; simply walk in the high slot and go top cheese
    *In the trailer, they showed Ovie putting the puck between his legs. In 07, however, you can't even make a single manual deak. False advertising.
    *Some rinks have the name, while others are just called by the city. Why?
     
  2. Dude

    Dude Well-Known Member

    Was it back up to $50 or was it still around $30?
     
  3. the_rookie

    the_rookie Member

    Less than $40 CDN
     
  4. Jack_Kerouac

    Jack_Kerouac Member

    That's why you need to go next-gen -- it's amazing for Xbox 360! The visuals of the goalies watching the puck into their glove, or going down in the butterfly to make a pad save are just awesome. Pretty much all of your negatives for the PS2 version are taken care of in the 360 version.
     
  5. Chuck~Taylor

    Chuck~Taylor Active Member

    I'm not a huge hockey fan, but I rented last year's NHL 2K6 and I loved it. Ovechkin is a monster on that game.
     
  6. Dude

    Dude Well-Known Member

    So like $3.84 American?

    /obligatory
     
  7. doubledown68

    doubledown68 Active Member

    For sheer fun, nothing beats hockey video games. Nothing. Up and down action, one-timers all over the place. Plus it's the only game where you and a friend can realistically team up and try to do something.

    Last time I saw my buddy in Atlanta, we tried to take a team to the cup. The only problem was we were too enamored with trying to kill people on defense, and gave up our fair share of 3-on-0's. Whoops.
     
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