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NHL 2001 Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:014633142259
Condition:Used
Genre:Sports
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_NHL_2001
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Ok first of all i am a big fan of the Ea Sports hockey games. I have every game from 94′ on accept for 99 because i didnt like it. First of all this is a playstation game, sure i have seen many games with much better graphics but in this game the are very choppy. One thing i think they shouldnt have changed is that in nhl 98 the players were big and viewable, then in 2000 and 2001 the players are so small i can barely see them. If u look close there faces are just a few of peach dots. you cant determine any features except in the upclose shots. second, there isnt a big difference from 2000. Same basic idea no new buttons. it looks like just a update of rosters and 2 addons. Last, im not even going to emphasise on these two things. The fights last less than 5 literal seconds, and i have played a game where the score was 8-0 me at the end of the second period. I think ea could have made the goalies a little more lifelike. The only way u can score in the game is if u use the deek button. Ok enough with the bad into the good. This game is fun to play, beside the graphics and the unrealisticality(is that a word)Franchise mode is very fun to draft and deal with a typical season. The challenge is cool it needs more stuff to do. and the momentum meter is the only reasitic part in the game. But once again besides the flaws this game is plain fun, and a good buy. I regret buying it for playstation and not playstatioin 2 because i didnt know i was getting it. But only.
this game is simply the best hockey game ever to hit the sony playstation.The graphics are not the best i have seen but the gameplay is amazing.This game is not one of those games that is mastered in one afternoon,even though the controls are easy,it requires a fair amount of skill to master.this game is definately in my top 5.
I am reviewing the PS2 game, but can’t find it listed here on retrolio.comI have only played this game 2 or 3 times. I have to say, I’m not completely satisfied with it. I guess I learned that I like to play Ice Hockey in real life, don’t mind watching it, but don’t love to play videogame Ice Hockey. And I’m a big gamer, see my other reviews.I’d give this a 4 out of 5 over all, as it is a great game, and has great graphics and gameplay.Overall fun, 3 out of 5. It’s a’iight, but not perfect.Peace, gamers!MC White
I am big ice hockey fan, and such games for me are the cult games. But this one is realy the best one. I am very happy to have such one. I’d like the idea, that the default team rosters are the same as in real live. My favorite is Carolina and i believe – they will get the CUP. If not, i will try to get the CUP virtually.
I can’t speak for huge hockey fans how realistic it is because i am not a big fan myself. But when it comes to sports video games, i always find the hockey ones to be the most fun and this game is definitely good in that respect. I play the all star level with maximum game speed and no penalties and it makes the action non stop and exciting. The ridiculous amount of checking is awesome and i don’t see any problem with a high scoring game. The announcers get to me because you can be winning 6-2 against the computer (say they are the penguins) and if they get a flurry of shots going, the announcers say stuff like “the penguins have taken control of the game” which doesn’t make much sense to me. For a cheap hockey game on an outdated console, this does the trick for sure.
I thought the game is cool. I got NHL Faceoff 2001 and it isn’t as good as this game. It is the coolest NHL game yet for Playstation.
I have been loyal to EA Sports’ NHL series since ’94(list time, NHL ’94 for the Genesis, 95-98 for the SNES, NHL 99 for N64 and 200 for PC), they keep getting better and better. Though I can’t rate it against previous PlayStation NHL Games(other than Championship, ick) The games are too high scoring is my con about this game, but I play as the Pittsburgh Penguins, so it’s about normal. It isn’t the best in the series but still a great game. My actual score is 4.5.
This is a really good game. Some people don’t like it because it is too easy to score. This is true if you play on beginner level. It is a lot more challenging if you play on a higher level of gameplay. The game has good graphics and good play-by-play annoucers. It is an easy to game to control, which i like. I definetly reccomend this game to anyone.
I have really been looking for a decent hockey game for the last few years. NHL 2000 was the closest I had come, but after a couple of seasons, I was on pace to win 78 games in one season. With EA sports latest effort, 2001, it seems they have corrected that flaw. At the end of of the season, the team records look about as realistic as they should, usually with some surprises (Calgary Flames in the playoffs), if you’re lucky, you can have the league’s leading scorer on your team. All of the statistics are fairly realistic. You can still run away with a game, but it rarely happens. I have been playing with the Stars, which are rated the best team in the game, and I have only scored 7 goals in one game. Don’t be disappointed, the computer sometimes returns the favor. I have noticed that you can be beaten by any team. Your team goes through winning streaks, and slumping streaks. Your stars get hot and then cold. Overall, the realistic feel of the game is great. There’s no scoring 75 goals with one player in a season unless, of course, you have it on one of the easier levels. Some of the problems left untouched from last year are the amount of breakaways, shorthanded goals, penalty kill percentages, and your goalie save %. There are way too many breakaways, which you can’t always score on, but nonetheless, unrealistic. A player can sometimes have 15 – 20 shorthanded goals in a season, your penalty kill percentage is somewhere around 60%, your powerplay % is somewhe.
This game is almost perfect. The rosters contain every player in the right team. The two new expansion teams are really cool. But the thing that I don’t like is the lack of competition. Once, I was Pittsburgh (though I root for Detroit.) and the computer was Nashville. I killed them 41-0. Now if that isn’t a lack of competition nothing else is. Another lack of competition was in season mode I was St. Louis and I had a 70-10-2 record. What kind of competition was that?? Everything else was great!!