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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Actua Ice Hockey	Konami (Gremlin Interactive)	1998	Actua Ice Hockey is an official licensed product of the 1998 Olympic Games. Choose to play any of the top international sides in your quest for Olympic glory, with each team containing the world's top players. Featuring stunning live interactive commentary from leading ice hockey commentator, Paul Ferguson, it is as close to Olympic ice hockey action as you will get.* [31]* [27]
Actua Ice Hockey 2	Gremlin Graphics	1999
Fox Sports NHL Championship 2000	Fox Interactive	1999
NHL '97	Electronic Arts	1996	All of 1997's 26 NHL teams can be found in NHL '97, along with 18 international teams and two division All-Star rosters. EA uses real NHL players and stadiums as well, giving you the ultimate NHL experience. Each game starts off realistically, with the last few notes of the National Anthem being played (either the American or Canadian, depending on which side of the border your teams is from), and the game contains an amazing amount of play-by-play commentary.*** [27]
NHL '99	Electronic Arts	1998	You'll find all the NHL teams from the 1999 season in NHL '99, along with 18 international teams and two division All-Star rosters, and EA uses the real NHL arenas as well. NHL players were motion captured, so gamers can expect even smoother animation than last year. NHL broadcasters Daryl Reaugh and Jim Hughson handle the play-by-play calls and commentary, which helps put you right on ice. NHL coach Marc Crawford supplies the plays and strategy.
NHL 2000	Electronic Arts (EA Canada)	1999	The Players rule the ice. NHL 2000 puts you in control of the swiftest and strongest players on the ice. With big hits and sweet fakes that YOU control, NHL 2000 delivers non-stop hockey action from the first drop of the puck. If you're taken out by a Monster Hit, redemption is easy-drop the gloves and slug it out in a good old-fashioned donnybrook. Pick up and play with the beginner level, or take a team from the cellar to the Stanley Cup in new Dynasty Mode. NHL 2000 is your ticket to an action-packed NHL season.
NHL 2001	Electronic Arts (EA Sports)	2000	Skate your way to hockey bliss with EA's first NHL title on the PlayStation, NHL 2001. Universally acclaimed as the most graphically advanced hockey game ever, NHL 2001 reaches unprecedented heights with 50 NHL and international teams, including the 2000 expansion Columbus Blue Jackets and Minnesota Wild. You can play seasons, exhibition games, tournaments, and shootouts and even adjust the most miniscule details, including pass speed, shot accuracy, and puck elasticity. NHL 2001 is a hockey fan's dream-come-true!
NHL 98	Electronic Arts (EA sports)	1997	The updated simulation incorporates smarter Stanley Cup-proven intelligence from Colorado Avalanche coach Marc Crawford. Features give-and-go passing on-the-fly coaching strategies user-controlled shot deflections one-timers glass-breaking checks perfect player positioning. With faster engine real NHL play-by-play and color commentary tourney creation 44 teams.*83% if you already own NHL 97 89% otherwise (83% is shown as the main score) [32]* [29]*** [27]
NHL Powerplay '96	Virgin (Radical Entertainment)	1996	A professional hockey simulation with real and updated NHL players teams and stats. Features an advanced artificial intelligence challenging players to strategize and react in true-to-life fashion. Plus a full selection of offensive and defensive plays in Exhibition Season Play-off and World Tournament modes. All in an excitingly-rendered motion-captured environment with real NHL uniforms NHL arenas and NHL action.* [32]* [29]*** [27]
NHL Powerplay '98	Virgin	1997	If the original NHL Powerplay was a great game with a few flaws those gaps have been more than filled in this edition. Superb 3D polygon graphics are an improvement on the excellent original and developer Radical has added trades and stat tracking. This game is so realistic that the goalie simulations actually mirror the style of the real players with butterfly and stand-up styles as well as settings for their level of aggressiveness (do they stay near the net or tend to wander?). Many sports gamers believe this is the best hockey sim on the market.
NHL Rock the Rink	Electronic Arts	2000	High-speed hockey has never been so fun...or so vicious. Get in the game with intense, head-to-head competition, or build your team into a perennial powerhouse in Championship Challenge. Arcade-style maneuvers include the Tornado, Corkscrew, Leapfrog, and Helicopter, and you can goad your opponent into real in-rink wrestling with moves like Clotheslines, Cannonballs, Power Slams, and other big Checks. All the real NHL teams are represented, but you'll have to provide the guts.***With NHL Rock the Rink, the goal of the game is as much to score a goal, as it is to punish the opposing team. Realism is thrown out the window with this action title. You'll be able to pick up a player on the other team and slam him into the ice, and fire shots that catch on fire. Some real NHL teams make appearances as well as a host of teams created specifically for this game. This 3-on-3-hockey title will have you and your friends entertained for hours. [Aibo]
Simple 1500 Series Vol. 60: The Table Hockey	D3	2001
Simple Characters 2000 Vol. 5: High School Kimenkumi: The Table Hockey	Bandai (Break)	2001
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98	GT Interactive	1997	3D hockey has never been more realistic, as Wayne Gretzky brings his brand of hard-hitting hockey to the PlayStation. All teams and players are updated and current, with expansion teams, trades, and trends entirely accounted for. All the players are graded based on speed, shooting, strength, and defense, and you can trade all the players you want to make your team more competitive. You can adjust how tightly penalties are called, making it easy to get away with such tactics as hooking and tripping your opponent. With two game speeds, five difficulties, and variable period times-this game really checks out!

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