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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Hit the Ice	Taito;Williams	1992	Hockey
NHLPA Hockey '93	EA Sports;Electronic Arts (Park Place Productions)	1992	Professional hockey comes to the Super Nintendo in NHLPA HOCKEY 93. More than 500 professional players with complete statistics have been included. When you strap on the skates, an aggressive computer AI plays tough defense and makes big hits. Now, the goalies are more intelligent and make dives and lunges to stop tough shots. While you are going through the season, you will have to adjust and try to survive the injuries that occur during the season. Prepare for hard-hitting action in NHLPA HOCKEY 93.* [29]* [27]
USA Ice Hockey	Jaleco	1993
NHL Stanley Cup	Nintendo (Sculptured Software)	1993	The Stanley Cup is one of the most coveted trophies in all of sports. Anyone who ever laced up a pair of skates dreams of taking a victory lap around the ice, with the Cup held high overhead. Now that dream can become your reality, thanks to NHL STANLEY CUP for the Super Nintendo. All 26 teams from the ¿93-`94 season are here¿including the expansion Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and the Florida Panthers¿and they each play in accordance with the playing styles of their real-life NHL counterparts. You can go at it in Exhibition, Season, or Best of Seven Series, and virtually every conceivable option is under your control. Whether it's blazing slap shots or delicate flip passes, if you¿ve seen it in the NHL, you¿ll see it in NHL STANLEY CUP.***US version [29]
Super Slapshot	Ringler Studios;Virgin	1993
NHL 94	EA Sports (EA Canada)	1993	In NHL '94, the player may take control of one of over 20 NHL teams and over 300 players, including Eric Lindros, Brett Hull, and Wayne Gretzky. EA Sports does it again with the best hockey engine out there.*** [27]
Brett Hull Hockey	Accolade;Radica (Radical Entertainment)	1993	BRETT HULL HOCKEY makes his way to the SNES. With a full NHLPA license, you'll have more than 600 real NHL stars under your control as you take to the ice for hard-hitting, high-scoring hockey action.*** [27]
NHL 95	Electronic Arts (Visual Concepts)	1994	NHL 95 puts all of the slap shots and big hits of professional hockey in your hands. See if you can handle the ups and downs of a full season. As the season progresses, individual, and team statistics are tracked. Before you get on the ice, you can put yourself into the game by creating a player or trade players to strengthen your team. Once you grab a stick, the gameplay is faster plus there are brand new animations to for more realistic movement. Become a hockey star with NHL 95.
Street Hockey '95	GTE (GTE Interactive Media)	1994
Super Ice Hockey	Espal;Sunsoft;Yonezawa (Espal;Sunsoft.Opera House;Yonezawa)	1994
ESPN National Hockey Night	Sony Imagesoft	1994	Now you can scorch the nets thanks to ESPN NATIONAL HOCKEY NIGHT. Every NHL team and player has been included, so if you've seen him on ESPN you'll see him in this game. Take on all comers in the Exhibition mode, or for more of a challenge lead a team through the NHL Season. When the season gets to be too long, you can skip it and go right to the Playoffs. See if you can get your hands on Lord Stanley's Cup with ESPN NATIONAL HOCKEY NIGHT.***Hockey
Pro Sport Hockey	Jaleco	1994
Brett Hull Hockey '95	Accolade;Radica (Radical Entertainment)	1994
NHL 96	EA Sports (High Score Productions)	1995	Hockey
RHI: Roller Hockey 95	Software Toolworks (?)	1995	Hockey
Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars	Time Warner	1995
NHL 97	EA Sports (Black Pearl Software)	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.
NHL 98	EA Sports	1997	All 26 NHL teams from 1998 are in NHL '98, along with 18 international teams and two division All-Star rosters. EA uses the real NHL players and stadiums as well, resulting in the ultimate NHL experience. Each game starts off realistically enough, with the last few notes of the National Anthem being played (either American or Canadian, depending on which side of the border your team is from), and the game contains an amazing amount of play-by-play commentary. The game has received a bit of a graphical overhaul, so expect even more up-close-and-personal looks at some of the NHL's pretty boys and ugly thugs.

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