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Tarfumes.com - NHL 07
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List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $4.39
Your Save: $ 15.60 ( 78% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Electronic Arts
EAN: 0014633152340
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone 10+
Feature: Left Analog controls skating and lower torso, Right Analog controls stick and upper
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Electronic Arts
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Manufacturer: Electronic Arts
Model: 15234
Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Release Date: 2006-09-12
Studio: Electronic Arts
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Features
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Left Analog controls skating and lower torso, Right Analog controls stick and upper
Take control of your shot; undress defenseman with moves you create
Defenseman play positional sound defense&have upper body control, to take forwards off the puck
Identify each players strengths and use their abilities to the fullest
Stunning Player Visuals with secondary motion
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Editorial Reviews:
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NHL 07 is a revolution in hockey gaming. Its dual analog control revolutionizes how hockey video games areplayed. Organic goalie controls and advanced new features take your game further, for the kind of hockey you've always dreamed of playing. Dynasty with new CBA and Salary Cap Depth Feel Like a GM, without the micro-management New in-game announce team of Gary Thorne and Bill Clement
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Get this game
Comment: If you're into hockey, buy this game. The rosters were up to date for when it came out, the gameplay is awesome, the controls are easy to learn, the fighting you get to do is hilarious, and it's easy to follow the puck and your players. Great game.
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Summary: Great to play, but not much to it.
Comment: Definitely the most fun hockey game to play, if you just want to sit down and play a game or two.
If you are looking to manage your team, chemistry, rosters, trade buy and sell, etc... go for NHL 2K7.
The Dynasty mode is seriously lacking and is showing it's age as being about as sophisticated as it was 5 years ago.
The music is incredibly irritating, just like 2K7. Though in 2K7 you can select your own soundtrack. In this game you are stuck with the same 5 emo songs over and over.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Tons of fun
Comment: I love this game, plus it's the only way i'm gonna see the Boston Bruins win a cup anytime soon!!!!
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Summary: the elder statesman of console hockey ages gracefully
Comment: most of us cut our teeth on NHL Hockey for Sega Genesis back in the day, (okay, maybe Ice Hockey or Blades Of Steel on 8-bit NES) and EA's juggernaut has been lumbering forwards (sometimes sideways, rarely backwards) ever since. as gamers face another change of seasons and another "next-gen" console war, we're faced with the last few iterations on the current Xbox/PS2. now the current gen of NHL has been fairly well maligned, and since 2003 properly so. given EA's seeming lack of interest in making this series sparkle one has to wonder if the waning months of Xbox will yield some seriously scary results. fortunately, we're lucky to have been graced with a winner.
for me, the worst part of the last few versions of NHL has been the mechanical quality of it: Y = big hit anywhere on the ice, one-timers = automatic goals, hold down sprint at all times, the sum total of these maxims is to make the game less like real hockey and more like a cheap cardboard lookalike. but this time around we get some refinements. passing is now done with the right analog stick. this will take time to learn, but once you do, it's really intuitive and makes the game flow more like real hockey. sprinting is still an advantage, but doing it now results in the puck dangling just out of reach as you speed to catch up with it, resulting in more opportunities for the D to snatch it away. big hits are still around, but thankfully don't overpower the finesse of the game. and thankfully, one-timers are toned down (something i can't say about the latest from EA's rival, NHL 2K7) which will make you work the puck a bit more. i must bring up the fact that the Xbox360 version of the game gets a totally revamped stickhandling system that really does redefine console hockey, but i'm sure if you cared you'd be reading that review instead. as for this edition, the graphics & sound remain mostly unchanged from the '06 version.
so don't consider this edition a wholesale change, think of it as refining a smattering of things that result in the game feeling less like an exercise in "how many cheesey moves can i pull off without feeling guilty" and more like "wow, NHL hasn't felt this much like real hockey since the Pens won their first Cup!"
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