The 2K series has driven a Zamboni over previous NHL games to create a hockey experience that's as pure and inviting as a fresh sheet of ice. NHL 2K9 has been rebuilt to put the fun back in the game. The realistic details and gameplay you'd expect are here, but you'll experience them with revamped controls that are much easier to use. The result is that you spend less time thinking and more time just playin' hockey. All-new in-game presentation features enhanced player animations, commentary, and enhanced online content, plus a user-friendly franchise mode. They've also played up some of the game's best quirks, adding a Zamboni mini-game, a new fighting engine, and even play-off beards.
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IGN Review (6.8 out of 10)
As a huge hockey fan (raised in Minnesota; the state of hockey) I've been dying to see an NHL franchise - be it from 2K, or EA - make the first step onto Wii. Despite the slightly less enthusiastic outlook on the sport compared to things like the NFL or MLB by the general public, NHL has always fou...more
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Average Member Rating: 5.8 out of 10
Not bad. (8 out of 10)
posted by Hizzle (PORTLAND, OR) on Sep 23, 2008
Member since Oct 2005
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Member since Oct 2005
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
This game actually was pretty good. Faceoffs are kind of hard to do, but I really like the mechanics. I think other games like Madden should take note of the Featured Player highlight reel at the end of the game. I love that one. It was hard for me to justify the cost of the game though. Sorry.more
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Controllers Nunchuk Controller
Modes Practice, Exhibition, Multiplayer, Franchise, Season