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Posted: Mar 4th 2010 2:14AM Mattchewie said

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Hrm, I'm reading this right they want to take a year off to restructure NHL2K. Which IMHO, is what needs to happen with that franchise to give some decent competition to NHL from EA. Not like I don't like the EA NHL brand but as many say in their comments, competition is good!

Posted: Mar 4th 2010 9:04AM (Unverified) said

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Actually, this isn't a bad idea, from what I remember of NHL2K10 reviews. The game consistently (if I remember right) scored better on the Wii than the other PS3/360. They incorporated a lot things in the Wii version: WM+ support, decent-to-good controls utilizing mostly smart motion support, a solid online effort, and multiple modes of play some of which weren't available on the HD systems. If they (2K) are wanting to head in the direction of controls which pull you more into the game, then focusing on the Wii effort for a year to really nail them down...then attempting to port those kind of control schemes to the 360 (Natal) and PS3 (wonder wand or whatever the hell its going to be called) makes sense. It would possibly give 2K a jump over EA on motion controls for 2012 versions of the games, as they would already have 3 years of solid work on Wii motion control efforts. Last years Wii game (NHL2K10) was a pretty good game. They could improve on that this year, and move it to the other systems again in the next year.

Posted: Mar 4th 2010 11:12AM Ujn Hunter said

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2K Hockey hasn't been good since NHL 2K5 on the original Xbox. EA has destroyed them in the Xbox 360 era with NHL 07-10. The Wii version of NHL 2K10 is worse than the original Dreamcast 2K Hockey... (the Dreamcast versions were good btw!)

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