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Improved Classic Versions! NHL'93classic.bin NHL'94classic.bin Stick Tape and Eye Patch Applied. Player cards for all starters. PRO SET Scoreboard and 3-Stars Sponsor. Music matched to appropriate teams. All Sim/Team Data set to reflect Actual Regular Season Points and Statistics. All player data reflects Actual Year Statistics. Classic plus the Greatest Teams from the Original 6 Era! NHLclassic+6.bin 1953 Bruins (Lost Final to Montreal.) ( Milt Schmidt, Jim Henry, Fleming MacKell) 1961 Blackhawks (Won Stanley Cup.) (Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull, Glenn Hall, Pierre Pilote) 1952 Red Wings (Won Stanley Cup. 100 Points. 8-0 in Playoffs.) (Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay, Red Kelly, Terry Sawchuk) 1956 Canadiens (Won Stanley Cup. 100 Points. First of 5 straight Cups.) (Rocket Richard, Jean Beliveau, Doug Harvey, Jacques Plante) 1958 Rangers (Finished 2nd in Regular Season.) (Andy Bathgate, Gump Worsley, Bill Gadsby) 1962 Maple Leafs (Won Stanley Cup. First of 3 straight Cups.) (Dave Keon, Tim Horton, Frank Mahovlich, Johnny Bower) Classic plus the Greatest Teams from the 1970's! NHLclassic+69-73.bin NHLclassic+75-78.bin Montreal 1977 (Won Stanley Cup, Most Wins and Points in Regular Season/ Lafleur, Robinson, Lemaire, Savard, Dryden, Shutt) Boston 1972 (Won Stanley Cup/Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, Johnny Bucyk) Philadelphia 1975 (Won Stanley Cup/ Bobby Clarke and Bernie Parent plus the Broad Street Bullies) Montreal 1969 (Won Stanley Cup/ Beliveau and Cournoyer) Chicago 1971 (Lost to Montreal in the Final/Mikita, Bobby and Dennis Hull, Keith Magnuson, and Tony Esposito) New York Rangers 1972 (Lost to Boston in the Final/GAG Line Ratelle, Hadfield, and Gilbert plus Brad Park) Buffalo Sabres 1975 (Lost to Philly in the Final/The French Connection Perrault, Martin, and Robert) Boston 1978 (Lost Final to Montreal/ Don Cherry and Terry O'Reilly) Toronto 1978 (Lost Semi-Final to Montreal/ Sittler, McDonald, Salming, and Palmateer) St. Louis 1969 (Lost Final to Montreal/ Red Berenson and Jacques Plante) Atlanta Flames 1973 (Expansion Season) Atlanta Flames 1977 Classic plus the Greatest Teams of the 1980's! NHLclassic+81-85.bin NHLclassic+86-91.bin 1984 Edmonton Oilers (Won Stanley Cup Gretzky, Messier, Kurri, Coffey, Fuhr) 1982 New York Islanders (Won Stanley Cup Bossy, Billy Smith, Trottier, Potvin, and Gillies) 1989 Calgary Flames (Won Stanley Cup Mullen, MacInnis, Loob, Nieuwendyk, Suter, Vernon, Gilmour) 1986 Montreal Canadiens (Won Stanley Cup Patrick Roy, Robinson, Chelios, Bobby Smith, Mats Naslund) 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins (Won Stanley Cup/ Lemieux, Recchi, and Coffey) 1988 Edmonton Oilers (Won Stanley Cup/ Gretzky, Messier, Kurri, and Fuhr) 1987 Philadelphia Flyers (Lost to Edmonton in the Finals Hextall, Mark Howe, and Tim Kerr) 1988 Boston Bruins (Lost to Edmonton in the Final Neely, Janney, Bourque) 1981 Minnesota North Stars (Lost Final to Islanders/ Ciccarelli and Bobby Smith) 1981 LA Kings (103 Point Regular Season/Triple Crown Line) 1982 Vancouver Canucks (Lost Final to Islanders/Spirit, Hitting, and Fighting) 1985 Philadelphia Flyers (Lost to Edmonton in Final/ Lindbergh, Howe, Poulin, and Propp) Classic plus the 1980 Miracle Teams from Lake Placid and the 1972 Summit Series Teams! NHLclassic+usa.bin 1980 USA (Won the Gold Medal highlighted by a 4-3 victory over the USSR) 1980 USSR (Silver Medal) 1972 Canada (Won the Summit Series 4-3-1 by winning the last 3 games all on the road in Russia) 1972 USSR (Lost Summit Series 3-4-1) 2v2'Slapshot.bin Classic 2v2 Rom All Advantages equal. Bonus Disabled. 20 minute Overtime. Charlestown Chiefs (Hanson Brothers and Dennis Lemieux) Syracuse Bulldogs (Ogie Oglethorpe, Tim McCracken, Clarence Swamptown, Tommy Hanrahan) All-Stars '94 (Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Ray Bourque, Patrick Roy) Enforcers '94 (Bob Probert, Marty McSorley, Tie Domi, Ron Hextall) Gene Carr is the Host. Old Fashioned Root Beer is the Sponsor. (Hanson Brothers Favorite!) Brass Bonanza is Intro Music and All Teams Face off Music. Stick tape and Eye Patch applied.

Season 4 of the WHA saw the shuffling of franchises continue as Baltimore and Chicago were replaced by new teams in Cincinnati and Denver while Vancouver moved to Calgary to become the Cowboys. Ominously for the league, Denver moved to Ottawa before ultimately folding at midseason. In spite of their success in the standings and at the gate Minnesota suffered the same fate several weeks later, dropping the circuit to 12 teams. On the ice, Quebec's Marc Tardif won the "triple crown", dominating the league with 71 goals, 77 assists and 148 points en route to winning the Gordie Howe trophy as the league's most valuable player. Included in the ROM are all 12 teams which finished the season along with the all star teams representing the Canadian and US-based franchises. BONUS - Denver, Minnesota and Ottawa are included with rosters that reflect players who suited up for these teams. DOUBLE BONUS - The Winnipeg Jets and Toronto Toros traveled to Europe for their training camps and faced off against a collection of Swedish and Finnish club, national and all-star teams. I've included the 12 teams for which I was able to locate reasonable stats in order to cover all of your preseason needs. Player photos aren't always available or of very good quality but I've included what I can. 1976 WHA.bin

UPDATE: Post-trade deadline version uploaded below! So here it is, the 3rd NHL 20 rom that no one asked for, and delivered quite late! All the usuals from my roms, but to take note: -Updated logos, uniforms, arena names and rosters for all 31 teams (rosters as of Dec. 2) -Player portraits for all NLC starters -Speed burst set to 75% of original rom -Many graphical hacks such as backup goalies and coaches on bench, net cam, better uniforms... -Anniversary center ice logos for teams that are using one this year -Weight bug fix, smoz 3-star formula -known bug with 32-team rom -- GAME WILL CRASH IF CYCLING THROUGH WPG (TEAM 31) PORTRAITS ON MAIN MENU Please let me know if you have any suggestions or bugs to report! NHL 2020 by naples39.zip NHL 2020 1.1 by naples39.zip

UPDATE: NHL20 V2 has been added to the BOTTOM OF THIS ORIGINAL POST - (excel sheet in zipped folder). Player rating and roster updates, player card changes (thanks Slapshot!), line change updates, team rating adjustments. I will update the playoff brackets on the trade deadline edition. Be careful, the original ROM is still above the screenshots (new ROM at bottom). Slapshot also added the board sound patch courtesy of Brodeur30. Hello, Here is the NHL94 ROM, updated for the 2019-20 season by me & Slapshot. Special thanks to @slapshot67 for his work on graphics and player cards! Below you'll find the ROM and Excel sheet. Excel is in the zip folder, which shows player ratings, "Skip's ratings", etc. Player rating updates based on last year's performance, roster changes, some new player cards, playoff brackets to reflect actual 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Let me know if you find any errors! Notes: -This is the 32-team ROM (updated teams, logos, player cards and graphics by Slapshot67). -Updated team rosters for 2019-20 season (rosters and player ratings by Skip). The 32nd team is still the NHL'94 Hall of Fame team, with original NHL94 ratings! -Weight bug is fixed (heavy guys are harder to knock down), and this ROM uses weight + checking = hitting ability -1 minute penalties (except for injuries = 2 min penalty). You can do 5, 7, 10 or 20 minute periods. -Hot/Cold is accurate in the pre-game screen and in edit lines. NEW for 2020 ROM: 50th anniversary center ice logos for Buffalo & Vancouver. ROSTER NOTES: 3rd line is usually a mashup of best players on a team's real 3rd & 4th lines. Tried to keep scoring lines as they are in real life, or how they "should be" when players return from injury. Dustin Byfuglien is not included on Winnipeg's roster. KNOWN BUG: The menu screen will freeze if the player cards begin to cycle for team #31 - Winnipeg. There is no known fix for this. TOURNEY ROM has continuous OT. The regular ROM has 5 minute OT. (I'll add this later) Zip folder has excel sheet with all players listed, including the NHL94 HHOF All-Stars roster, and Ratings list for all 32 teams. -Skip NHL20.bin NHL20excel.zip NHL20v2skip.zip NHL20v2.bin

Hi All, Thanks to JKline3, I've started an NCAA West 2019-2020 game for NHL '94. He did the graphics and pretty much helped me arrange things the way they needed to be. I've set up the entire WCHA, and I would like some help with the NCHC, Big 10, and Arizona State. I've set the teams pretty high in ability, like the NHL teams would have been for the game. Please feel free to edit as you can, and let me know if you wish to try to do anything with it. The teams have their up to date rosters, and I created the jerseys for Minnesota State home and away as well as the Bowling Green road jerseys (orange). Right now, the NCHC and Big 10 (without Notre Dame) is based on the Beaver33 work from 2014, and Notre Dame and Arizona State are just remains from the NHL teams next in line. Also, I can never start the third round of the playoffs as it always says there is an error before it can be played. If someone has a way to fix this, that would be awesome. Thanks, and enjoy! NCAA West 2019-2020.bin

Hello everybody, I'm uploading a rom made thanks to a collaboration between Stelex software, @Jkline3 and myself. It's based on the actual Swiss championship. Jkline made the logos, I did the player cards and the rosters. Stelex software made the rest. Start of the season version + Playoff version Swiss National League 2018-2019.bin Swiss National League 2018-2019_playoff.bin

If you're not familiar with the WHA, Wikipedia does a far better job of explaining than I ever could. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Hockey_Association Long story short, if you're in need of your Whalers or Nords fix this is where it all began. Rosters have all major players included but lines are built similar to Deadline ROMs with playoff rosters and/or late-season trades in mind. However, if you feel the need to see Alton White in a NY Raiders sweater or Michel Rouleau as a Blazer they're all there and just a line edit away... Player photos are updated with some really, REALLY big hair. A lot of the graphics and player rating for later seasons are already done so hope to keep these coming relatively regularly. Comments, suggestions and (constructive) criticism always welcomed. 1973 WHA.bin

The Howe family defended their AVCO World Trophy in '75 as the league welcomed the Indianapolis Racers and Phoenix Roadrunners to the fold. The Jersey Knights headed west to become the San Diego Mariners while the Los Angeles Sharks became the Michigan Stags - only to relocate to Baltimore midseason as the Blades. Bobby Hull scored 77 goals and captured the Gary L. Davidson Award as the league's most valuable player. San Diego's Andre Lacroix was the league's leading scorer with 147 points. Anders Hedberg was the rookie of the year and led the Swedish invasion while Ron Grahame took top goaltender honors. BONUS #1- if you're looking to relive the Stags' 3 months of glory they have been included as a team featuring only players who suited up for Michigan. BONUS #2 - following the success of the 1972 Summit Series another exhibition was held in 1974 under the same format featuring players from the WHA facing off against the Soviets. Leading up to and following the games against the Soviets Team Canada played a series of exhibitions against the Czechoslovak, Finnish and Swedish national teams as well as a WCHL all-star squad. All teams are playable. The ratings for these teams are HIGHLY subjective - there is simply no way to accurately quantify the teams with such a small number of games. I am well aware that, as an example, Marc Tardif is not a 48-rated player. I built the ratings to try and catch a snapshot of how the players performed over the course of the Series, not as a judgment of their overall skill levels. Feel free to change as you see fit. Ideas, suggestions, corrections always welcomed. 1975 WHA.bin On a personal note, I was fortunate enough to catch some of the Olympics in Vancouver in 2010. After a very long day my wife and I decided to pop into our hotel bar for a couple of cold Kokanees. We pulled up a couple of barstools next to an older gentleman who introduced himself as Gary. He was laughing about how he had picked the wrong time to come into the city for a dentist appointment. We chatted for quite a while, only later that evening did we discover that Gary was the younger brother of HOFer Darryl Sittler. While he never made it to the NHL he played a handful of games in the WHA. Working on this project I was sad to learn that Gary passed away several years ago. RIP Gary, thanks for the beers...

Incomplete Roms NHL'1971-84.bin NHL1952-67.bin NHL'73andWHA'73.bin NHL'75.bin NHL'80.bin NHL'87.bin NHL'90.bin NHL'91.bin 2v2federal.bin Slapshot5v5.bin

NHL'93classic.bin NHL'93blitz.bin NHL'93alternate.bin No Ducks or Panthers. Minnesota instead of Dallas. Classic and WBF (Blitz) Version Alternate Version is classic with Alternate uniforms and logos. Stick Tape and Eye Patch Applied. Original Ron Barr as the Host KingRaph and CoachMac Player cards for all starters. Music matched to appropriate teams. All 24 Teams from 1993 with the exact ratings from the Original game. Some of the Lines have been edited. All Sim/Team Data and Advantages set to reflect 1993. Just like the Original Rom. PROSET sponsor of Scoreboard and 3 Stars. EASN Scoreboard. 1993 Divisional Playoff Brackets Teams, Rosters, and Ratings All the Original 94 Teams, Rosters, and Ratings are in the Game. NHL 94 is actually a celebration of the 1993 Season. All the stats, rosters, ratings and playoff match-ups are from the Spring of 1993.

NHL1951b.bin Year by Year Roms NHL'52.bin NHL'53.bin NHL'54.bin NHL'55.bin NHL'56.bin NHL'57.bin NHL'58.bin NHL'59.bin NHL'60.bin NHL'61.bin NHL'62.bin NHL'63.bin NHL'64.bin NHL'65.bin NHL'66.bin NHL'67.bin Relive the Greatest Years of NHL Hockey 1952-1967 WT BUG FIXED C/B FIXED B-check enabled with penalties OFF. No Overtime in Regular Season. Stick Tape and Eye Patch Applied. Player cards for all starters. ESSO as the Scoreboard and 3-Stars Sponsor. Music matched to appropriate teams. All Sim/Team Data set to reflect Actual Regular Season Points and Statistics. All player data reflects Actual Year Statistics. 4 Team Playoff Brackets. Foster Hewitt as the Announcer.