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Well, it's Playoff Time. There's a bit of a surprise rolled into this one as it's a two-for-one. For those of you who prefer the look of the regular uniforms. Other changes present in this/these edition[s] include: Regular logos for the '94 Edition An evolution of the watermarked backgrounds. Original Changed for the Trade Deadline version. Playoff Edition mixing the old and new. And a few other slight changes like new ref face off animation. Not as many as for the Trade Deadline Edition, but few new players made the cut. New lines accurate to the first few games of the Playoffs, or in the case of teams that didn't make it, some changes as per final regular season rosters. Updated original post as well. NHL2023 RR94 Playoffs Ed [v3].bin NHL2023 94 Edition PO [v3].bin

So... try being with someone for 24 years and do the same thing. Me: "Hey, you still haven't played my ROM! Do you wa- Her: "F@#$ off, A Million Little Things is on. Be quiet" THAT'S AMO-REEEEEEEE

OK, so the other night, my fiancee and I are sitting on the couch, trying to figure out what to do… Me: "Hey, you still haven't played my NHL ROM! Do you want to give it a try now?" Her: "Sure!" Me: "Do you want to play as teammates or against eachother. I suggest we play as…" Her: "NO! I want to play against you." Me. "OK, what team do you want? I suggest Edmonton. Playing as McDavid is…" Her: "I need to check out their uniforms first." She goes on her laptop, presumably to Google images, and suddenly exclaims: Her: "Philadelphia!!! I love the black and orange, it looks so cool!" Me: "Really? You should check out Anaheim, they have more black on the uniforms, you might like that." Her: "No! They look cheap and tacky." So I get it set it up on the TV, she is PHI at home (I'm ANA), and when the opening face-off screen comes up, she starts exclaiming again. Her: "NO! The Philadelphia uniforms are wrong! They should be BLACK! I don't like this!" Me: "OH! You saw their third jerseys! Right. Sorry honey, I only used the standard jerseys in my ROM." Her: "You should add in the third jerseys too!" Me: Slaps forehead. After the puck drop, I quickly discovered that me taking Anaheim was a bad idea. The colours were too similar to Philly for her, and she kept getting confused. She eventually found her niche being the goaltender as much as possible. However, despite my numerous explanations, she couldn't understand why she kept getting a whistle when she tried to skate with puck up the ice with her goalie, After our 5-minute scrimmage she agrees to play as teammates with Edmonton. It was fun. The highlight was setting her up for a one-timer that went in. I was more excited than her! Unfortunately we still lost. She finally understood that she had to pass it as the goalie in order to avoid the whistle. This led to countless own goals, as she would frantically pass it into her net. It's hard to defend against that. Tonight I'll show her your latest ROMs. I look forward to her telling me how much she likes these ones better, and how you "get it" about the uniforms.

Welcome bud! You can always join the Discord as that's more active now than the forums. - SNES version runs at a different frame rate, so skating seems a little skippy, whereas Genesis is a much smoother experience. - If you choose to play manual goalie control, SNES has a dedicated button (X button) assigned to switch to the goalie, as compared to Genesis (you have to hold down the B button to switch to goalie). - In SNES, the team rankings are closely to their overall rating, whereas in Genesis because of something called the weight bug, which causes players lighter in weight to be able to check more effectively, the team rankings are much different. - You can take a slapshot holding down the shoot button, then letting go, or you can quickly hit it for a "wrist shot" or a "snap shot" whichever you want to call it - SNES has defense control, which you turn on in the menu before starting the game, which allows you to use the L and R button to switch to your left or right defensemen without needing to cycle through players like you would usually do with the B button (when you dont have the puck) - SNES you can exit the game at anytime from the pause game menu, whereas in Genesis you have to either wait for the game to be over, or reset the emulator - SNES game play is a little more unpredictable (shots going in that look like they have no chance, body checks succeeding are more random, lots of shots that hit the post, etc), so it seems more like an "arcade game" feel. Genesis is a little bit more predictable. There are more mods to Genesis because of how much work had been done on the ROM in the early days for hacking. SNES wasn't as popular, and since no one has figured out a way how to reliably change the team logos and stuff like that, it doesnt have much of a hacking following. Also, there's only a few ROMs who add the hacking for the goalie button in Genesis, so you just need to read and check for those. Each controller (SNES and Genesis) have different advantages. Just use the controller you like to use. A 6 button Genesis will work fine with a SNES emulator, and an SNES controller will work fine on Genesis emulator.

Is that a gradient in the menu banner?????? Wow!

Thank you @Stepher1980! Unfortunately, it will be my last one. I warned (in this very thread) that if people kept copy and pasting my original work into their own files (and then posting), I'd stop doing my ROMs. Well, apparently, someone wants to continue to do that and as such, I'm done. They steal from my "way too early" version, make a couple edits and think that isn't ripping me off. Sadly, they admitted to me in private that is exactly what they are doing. Well, now, they will have to do their own research/work. I will continue to make ROMs for a league that I play in but unfortunately, I will not be posting here anymore. One jerk-off had to ruin this despite me asking for them to stop. There are some good folks on this forum and then there are some that are lazy and disrespectful to requests. I'm done asking. Take care.