Our newest preview here on Total Gaming Network has staff writer Dairuka Sutain taking another look at EA Sports' latest hockey installment, NHL 10. His overall impressions? The game is looking impressive. Here's the intro to the article:
After all of the teasers, after all of the agony of waiting, I got to sit down and try out NHL 10 for the first time. While I only got to play for a couple of hours, I made sure to take time to play through each and every one of the new game settings. As I stated in my First Look article, I am extremely happy with what I’ve gotten to play so far.
Why am I happy? I’m happy because I got to play first-hand one of the largest yearly improvements in the whole NHL series. Now, I must remind you that what I’ve played was a very early version of the game, so you shouldn’t expect any negatives so far; I’ll save that for the finished copy. Instead, I’ll focus entirely on what is different, and why it’s different. Read more...
Why am I happy? I’m happy because I got to play first-hand one of the largest yearly improvements in the whole NHL series. Now, I must remind you that what I’ve played was a very early version of the game, so you shouldn’t expect any negatives so far; I’ll save that for the finished copy. Instead, I’ll focus entirely on what is different, and why it’s different. Read more...
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Use the boards to your advantage when defending the puck, or dumping it in.
Use the boards to your advantage when defending the puck, or dumping it in.
To read the rest of this new preview be sure to visit this page. NHL 10 is scheduled for a September 2009 release on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.