NHL® 08


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Genre: Sports - Hockey

Publisher: Electronic Arts

Release Date: 09/2007

Players: 1-4

Max. players online: 2-8

Mild Violence

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The Skill Stick gave you the power to deke the goalie in NHL® 07... now you can own the 1-on-1 matchup and undress opposing defenseman with complete control. Dynamic AI adjusts to your every move both on offense and defense, scouting your tendencies like a coach and making the necessary adjustments to shut down your money plays, forcing you to adjust your style of play. With new skating animations and responsiveness, you have the control to perform crossovers to maintain speed or carve...

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Eric Staal to Grace NHL 08 Cover

The Caroline Hurricanes center is the new face of EA's hockey game.

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Still playing well after a year...

by Amir29 Dec 03 2008 05:05 PM

I know NHL 09 is out and is said to be even better. But why bother buying it? I'm still loving this game. I've just completed my third season in franchise mode and I still want to start another.

This game is extremely accessible and a lot of fun for everyone. Online is lag free and till today there is still plenty of people to play online. AI is top notch, and anything you don't like about the games settins and tendencies can be changed with sliders. The franchise mode isn't the deepest, but it's still quite fun. The only issue I'm having is how difficult it is to score a goal against the cpu. Otherwise, everything feels solid and fun.

All of this is being said to you from a guy who's never completed a season in a sports video game until the PS3 came along. I highly recommend this for everyone. 

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