Hossmann

Because their starting goalie's a siDORK! I just had to get that in there.

That backhander off of the stick deflection near the beginning was just sick. The only thing I recommend is that you should talk to clockwise about recording video on the computer without a camcorder. I don't know how to do it personally, but he could probably explain it to you.

I would love to see this type of game made by EA to redeem themselves in the eyes of many older players, but the only problem with this is that it's EA. EA doesn't give a rat's ass about the fans (but thinking about it, they never had to deal with the requests of the fanbase due to non-prevalence of the internet in its infancy). The only option would probably be to buy out the game code from EA and make the suggested changes to the game afterward (I don't know EA's stance on its older intellectual properties, but it would probably cost a pretty penny to pry the game code out of their hands). This is mainly because EA probably won't refurbish the game for us because of the basic fact that we are a small, but rising minority in the gaming world. EA's about money, not respect. Of course, EA could be visited by three ghosts and release all of their older games as free domain and care about the fans...

No one can stop Quebec!* Nobody!** * Excluding about 80% of the competition in the league **See first asterisk

And one more thing, my AIM sn is in my signature. If anyone wants to beat up on a noob (which I probably am), then here's your shot. If i'm on, then that means I'm usually ready for an online game.

My Top 3 (in no particular order): 1. The NHL series (one of my staples since I was a lad) 2. The Road Rash Series (yeah, it wasn't much of a brawling game on the Genesis, but it was good. Anyone know if this series has a website?) 3. Mortal Kombat (It was good, but due to my young age at the time, I didn't play it that much)

Hey, I'm Hossmann, and I'm a noob to NHL 94. I've owned every version of the NHL series from '93 to 2004 except for two: '94 and '98. I have rented '94 in the past, but I didn't get into it all that much (I was 6 or 7 when the game came out). Ten years later, I hear that this game is really good. So I gave it a shot... and I like this game. The controls are suprisingly fluid for an older version of the NHL series without all of the meaningless bells and whistles which plague the game today (which is why I stopped buying the game in the first place). After some random googling on Wikipedia, I find out that this game has a website dedicated to it. I found it in December, but I didn't join up until I really got into this game. Hopefully, I will be accepted into this site as a regular or something like that. Now, I go and do something unimportant.