Each player has his own personal skating ability, strength, aggressiveness, shot accuracy and shot power. It features over 500 real names of NHL professional players, thanks to the license given by NHL representatives. You will be surprised by the animations and outstanding controls, especially if you have a gamepad to play with. Starting with the game-play options, there are different modes to choose from, such as Exhibition (good introduction), Half Season (half of the championship), Full Season, Play-Offs mode (only the final part of the season) and last but not least, All Star (which you should play only when you become an expert). The graphics are very good, and the game-play is fantastic.īut now let's talk about the game. The sales of the PC release resulted in two sequels, none of which matched the original.įor me Brett Hull Hockey 95 is one of the best hockey games ever made for PC. Due to its huge success it was also launched for PC in 1995. Full pre-match analysis and forecasting is provided, as are post match statistics.īrett Hull Hockey 95 was made in 1994 by Radical Entertainment and published by Accolade for Nintendo, and Sega systems. The game is viewed isometrically, with all the realistic fouls and gameplay situations included. Al Michaels provides a full running commentary, while a mode allowing the player to improve their game with Brett's help is also included. Motion-captured graphics made their first appearance in a hockey game with this Brett Hull license. The 26 included teams are identified only by city name due to the game's lack of an NHL license. The PC version also supports both keyboard and gamepad controls.

Other options include adjustable season lengths, period lengths, and toggles for penalties, line changes, and commentary. The 'coach team' screen before each game allows you to individually adjust a team's rating in such areas as puck control, aggression, and shooting to further customize the on-ice action. In addition to the season option, players can select an exhibition game or jump straight to the playoffs in a best of three, five, or seven-game format.

Award-winning broadcaster Al Michaels calls the play-by-play as you skate across a vertical view of the rink.

Skate with cover star Brett Hull and other players of the NHLPA as your guide your favorite team through an 84-game season.

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