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Matt55

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  1. One thing I’ve tried is making the backup goalie on every team the lowest possible rating (25). Then when I play against the computer, it uses the starting goal, but for any team I use, I put the backup goal in to be mine. Another idea is making your defenseman slow, like a 1, 2, or 3 speed, depending on the player. If you make a mistake, slow defenseman are usually not able to get back fast enough. (Yes, low checking rating also makes it harder to stop opponents.) Offensively, I only use 1-timers when I’m on the power play.
  2. Yes, please. It’s like asking if I’d like to sit in on the first flight to the moon. No duh.
  3. It’s like you used a time machine to make right one of history’s wrongs. Amazing.
  4. I watched Barrasso a lot in 90s Pittsburgh. I agree - body stance is more likely Fuhr.
  5. Fun game. Steen and Fuhr are excellent educated guesses. For the Hrudey guess: The bars of the birdcage mask seem pretty curved at the eyes; Hrudey’s unusual mask had straighter bars, so I don’t know about him. Jeff Hackett?
  6. Hm...interesting. Thanks for figuring it out.
  7. Just so you know what you're looking at: "MHL 92" (Matt's Hockey League) is slapshot's '92. I set a 3-line lineup by taking the players from NHLPA '93 (based on the '92 season) and translating their ratings into this NHL '94 ROM (also based on the '92 season). Overall ratings are exactly as they were in NHLPA '93. I haven't done the goalies yet. Take a look - thanks! 92 MHL.bin
  8. It's a '94 ROM but based on the '92 season. Still, it's probably a mismatch.
  9. Fair enough. I don't do any coding, so it's more likely simply a wrong ROM, as you suggested. The ROM is slapshot's '92 ROM. The patch is from kingraph: Everything else, including the sideboards view of the scoreboard (while on the menu screen), looks great.
  10. When I use the patch to add the ProSet logo to the scoreboard, my faceoff dots become a problem. Any idea why this happens?
  11. Just use hockey-reference.com.
  12. Nicely done! I will offer this definition for people like me: “A ROM is ‘cartridge’ for an emulator.*” *(a computer program that imitates a video game system).
  13. I love minor league hockey, and this template is perfect for the ever-changing rosters which I enjoy updating. The things you guys do with graphics blow me away. Thank you!
  14. Digging up old treasure here. As a rec. league inline player who grew up playing in the street, this one always intrigued me. Adding in the neighborhood guys and real/imaginary rec. teams would be fun. Cool idea!
  15. just trying to help: #5 Minnesota is Neil Wilkinson, not Ramage #10 Vancouver is Geoff Courtnall, not Bure #7 St.Louis is Dan Quinn, not Emerson #12 New York is Kris King and #19 is Brian Mullen #12 Boston is Randy Burridge #12 Calgary is Paul Fenton #12 Edmonton is Adam Graves #12 Hartford is Dean Evason and #17 is Todd Krygier #19 Chicago is Troy Murray #11 New Jersey is Brendan Shanahan

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