Matt55

Does anyone know of a Genesis remake that works with the Everdrive cartridge?

Yes, that worked. I’m not sure what I was doing wrong. Thank you!

Thanks! I will check it and let you know.

I have Coach Mac’s 1987 rom.

I took a rom with the weight bug fix and ran it through Smozrom to remove the fix, but the light guys still don’t seem to knock down the heavy guys the way I expected. Any advice? Thanks

Thank you very much for doing these!

Yes, I was wondering about nhlpa 93. Without the move, a slap shot to the glove side of a left-handed catching goalie is one of the most popular ways to score. It just seems like Roy always lunges with his glove and misses it. I don't know if it has something to do with that glove-lunge animation that was added after the original ('92) but that lunge almost never makes a save.

So who are considered the good goalies of this game? What ratings make a good goalie? I personally feel like the goalie rating almost doesn't matter, but I also feel like Roy and Belfour may be the worst goalies even though they are rated high. Has anyone experimented with this? Any opinions?

Have you all seen this FANTASTIC article comparing '93 to '94? It references "the move" as a sign that your "friend" who uses it is actually an irredeemable profligate, a dishonorable rogue, and a gutless puke. It also introduces an idea that the one-timer was both the best and the worst thing to happen to the game. https://grantland.com/the-triangle/nhlpa-93-vs-nhl-94-the-ultimate-showdown/

Thanks! "The move" is when you switch from backhand to forward and shoot. 90 % of the time, it works every time.

It's ok - I LOVE the Everdrive!

I make a ton of stuff just for my own enjoyment, but with the extra time at home, I thought others might be interested in trying something new. * This ROM uses the weight bug, and I strategically lowered a few players' weights to add more hitters to the game experience. I always thought that hitting with the lighter weight bug guys was just more fun. * Besides that "inaccuracy," the game includes San Jose, Tampa, and Ottawa because I work from the Original ROM. (I believe that other versions won't work on my Everdrive.) * It is made to play with line changes - with some fun hitters and fighters (but bad scorers) added to the checking line. I set up 3 lines with fun in mind. * Try playing solo with a bad team or mid-level team and do not allow yourself to use "the move." I made the game based on my fond memories of my first set of Topps cards and my first Panini sticker album and filled gaps with Hockey Reference.com. I made several tweaks for my what I consider "fun factor over accuracy," but I also pay close attention to stats/history. If anyone wants to know more, I can explain my ideas, but I would say - just try it and enjoy! 89 NHLPA WB.bin 89 NHLPA WB.bin

What a list... Thanks. Are these reposts of previous versions or are these revisions? I do notice the NHL and NHLPA logos on the splashscreens which look like new additions.

I do use the '91 ROM all the time, so I will be curious to try out this iteration. Thanks for both!

If you look in the Rules tab when you have the ROM open in NOSE, there are two places where fighting is listed. I recently discovered by accident when I kept getting 3 minutes for fighting and the computer was getting 1 minute for fighting. My guess is that you can give different penalty minutes to the winner and to the loser of the fight. I will test tonight. 93 is still my personal favorite.