As in all of the NHL video games, a fighting feature has been incorporated. When two players disagree over who hit whom or what happened in the previous play, the two hockey athletes begin to thoughtlessly whale on each other until the other guy hits the floor. The winner of the fight just stands there. Literally.
NOT AN ACTUAL NHL 2001 FIGHT
Along with the unrealistic fighting comes a supernatural speed. One Player has the ability to use a speed boost. Yes, at first this sounds pretty normal. The player can go fast for a minute or two. No. This means a player can move around like the little kid from the Incredibles for an unlimited amount of time. This basically means that you cannot comprehend what is occurring on your television screen without complete focus.
ALSO NOT ACTUAL NHL 2001 PLAYER
You may start to think now about how this game holds such a high reputation with all these "flaws". You see, these "flaws" are not actually flaws. These characteristics set apart NHL 2001 from NHL 2014. Sports video games nowadays attempt to enhance the graphics as much as possible and basically make the game as real as possible. I think I can stand for the whole human race when I say, "YAWN!!!!". These characteristics make the game awesome. Finally, one holds the opportunity to score ridiculous goals and skate at ridiculous speeds that EA sports is trying to demolish. For example, in 2001, the fighting in the NHL video games was 3rd person. Yes, this looked absolutely ridiculous and exciting. In the new games, the fighting is 1st person. This is to make everything more realistic. EA sports wants all their players to have a feel for what being on the ice is really like. I DON'T GIVE HALF A NUMBER TWO PENCIL ABOUT WHAT BEING ON THE ICE IS REALLY LIKE. ALL I WANT TO DO IS TRAVEL AT IMPOSSIBLE SPEEDS AND KNOCK OPPOSING PLAYERS DOWN FOR MY ENJOYMENT.
THIS IS HOW I FEEL ABOUT NEW NHL GAMES
ALSO HOW I FEEL ABOUT NEW NHL GAMES
This is what I want to do to new NHL games
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