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Thanks for the advise Evan. Unfortunately, I haven't followed the NHL too much for a couple years, but I could use the NHL sites. Do you happen to have a copy of the NHL Rom you made? That would probably be a great starting point for me. Also, if the players are all rated 0-6, why are there such varied ratings in the game? For instance, if in agility 3 = 57.2 & 4 = 71.5, how is Kirk Muller a 67?

Would a poll work? Do we have the ability to create polls in which you can choose multiple options on the same poll? For instance, if there's 20 options & I think 15 are good ideas, could I choose all 15? If so, that would be great. If not, we could create a regular post with a numbered list & everybody could put a + next to something they would like to see, a - for something they would dislike & nothing next to something they are neutral on.

It is, but I think it should also be a place for discussion of these topics. I have nothing wrong with someone bringing up any idea reguarding the remaking of NHL94, but I think we should be able to argue over these points here also. You are just as free to discuss my ideas. I suppose your idea wouldn't hurt as long as it is a seperate mode.

I'm wanting to update the rosters with current players via hexeditor, but I have no idea what ratings to give the players. Does anyone know of a website that rates players, maybe even somewhere to get video game stats from NHL 2005 or something?

What you're describing isn't even NHL 94. What's the point of bringing back a classic game if you change it so much that it isn't recognizable?

I agree that the gameplay is fine. I think it should stay 100% the same. But options-wise I want the whole kitten kaboodle. Editing/trading/creating players is a must & I would die for a franchise mode. I love building up guys' stats, signing free agents & drafting rookies. I wouldn't even care if they basically ported the NHL 2005 financial system in just to get this option.

Oh, well why didn't you say so? Sounds like a good idea, an actual computer program would be much more malleable.

But NHL 94 is so much better than 95 They don't have NHL 94 for computer do they?

St. Louis?

For those of you who play the game on the console instead of on an emulator, how many people still have a working battery backup (what saves all your records). I have heard batteries generally last about 5 years & most of my older games' batteries are shot, but NHL 94 is still going strong. I dread the day it goes out, because all I try to do anymore is beat my old player & team records. Am I lucky my battery has lasted this long & should I expect it to go out soon, or are other people experiencing the battery life I am?