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NHL 2002 for Nintendo Gameboy Advance/GBA is a sports-hockey game published by Electronic Arts.

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Overview

Since Blades of Steel was released years ago, there have been quite a few pathetic, but also a few solid, hockey games released. Even some of the better attempts like EA’s last NHL 2001 for the PlayStation 2 seemed to not grasp that next level that distinguishes it from all the rest. For instance, NHL 2001 gave a solid multiplayer performance, but was severely lacking in the single player modes and also ran into trouble generating adequate frame rates.Well, if you were disappointed with NHL 2001, you’re in for a pleasant surprise with NHL 2002, as it appears EA Sports was listening to your grievances. This year’s installment features much-improved single player modes like Season Play, Career Mode, and Playoff that greatly increase the games replay value, as well as increased frame rates that put last year's version to shame. In addition, the commentating has been greatly improved, you can create your own player, and there are various other extra features that help keep the game fresh. As you’ll see, NHL 2002 really takes hockey to the next level, with only a few minor gameplay issues to distract you.

Gameplay, Controls, Interface

When starting, you’ll see this year there are various different modes to select. For instance, there is a play now option for a quick game, a selection to view NHL cards you’ve earned, and a game mode option that lets you start a new season, playoff, tournament, or shootout.The play now option, basically a quick game, can be a decent alternative when time is short or you don’t want to start one of the longer game modes. To keep this option fresh, there are a range of different settings and strategies available. You’ll be able to adjust the player and goalie’s boost level on yourself and opponent, control the difficulty of the match, and the clock speed can be adjusted. In addition, how often penalties are called can be controlled, how often fights break out can be managed, icing and 2 line pass can be turned on and off, and even injuries can be allowed to occur. All these options are only the beginning of the selections offered, as there are twenty different coaching strategies also available. Anything from a triangle offense to crashing the net to an umbrella power play, you’ll have a difficult time not finding an appropriate strategy to implement. With all these selections, not only will you have more control over the penalties and time of match, but you can also control the strategies used, adding a new perspective to the game.If you need more than a quick game however, you’ll be pleased with some of the other modes presented. One of particular interest will most likely be the season or career mode. Here you can play an entire season starting with the draft and ending in the post season. Awards are even given out after the season is completed for the league’s regular season scoring leader and league MVP. You can also build a career for up to ten seasons going through drafts, free agency, and watching players retire each year. If that’s not personal enough for you, there’s also the ability to create your own player, adjusting a range of different attributes until you’re content. Maybe creating a player doesn’t interest you, but creating a dream team is an entirely separate matter. Here you can pick different players from the NHL and compile them onto one team.

There are other options shorter in duration, as tournament, playoff, or shootout modes can also be played. The tournament and playoff modes can be great options when you have time to play a few games in a row. You can, however, save in either of these modes, so completing a full tournament or playoff schedule in one sitting isn’t necessary. If you’re into scoring or improving your defense, the shootout mode maybe the way to go, as you take five shots at the goal on offense and protect the net using the goalie on defense.Although there are many game modes possible, if the actual gameplay is lacking then twenty playable modes isn’t going to make it exciting. NHL 2002 does deliver excellent gameplay, including plenty of depth, creating a more realistic hockey experience. The AI has been worked over and is definitely a challenge. Your opponent works well as a team and should not be underestimated. Even the goalie seems better able to defend the net and move with the puck. Other smaller things also help the game like being able to skip cut-scenes to get to the action and the emotion meter which, when high enough, increases the crowd involvement if you’re the home team and quiets the crowd when you’re away.To involve you more in the game, you’ll get instant replays of great goals from different camera angles. Some give the puck’s view slamming into the net and every so often there’ll even be a game break to show a play that changed the momentum of the game. Helping you with other goals than to just score, NHL card points are also awarded when certain criteria are met. After the match, those points can be cashed in and packs of cards can be purchased similar to the Madden games.One other thing you’ll notice is the controls. After about a half-hour, you should be comfortable with the basic functions and screaming across the ice. When you have the puck, a saucer pass is performed with the X button, the square shoots, the triangle dekes, the circle gives a speed burst, and L1 and R1 spin left and right. When you're defending, however, the controls change with the X changing players, the circle giving a body check or speed burst, the square will hook, block shot, or poke check, and the triangle performs a big hit. Overall, there is enough control to be effective and the variety of shots and hits gives further variety, helping the game be more realistic.

Multiplayer

Just as you would expect, the multiplayer game is top-notch. You could easily spend hours battling it out on the ice. To make it more exciting, up to eight players can play if two multitaps are used and although rarely would you have eight controllers, two multitaps, and eight friends together at the same time, using one multitap and four controllers is more reasonable. Playing two on each team will keep four guys going for quite a while.

Graphics

Have you seen an EA Sports game with mediocre graphics lately? There are reasons why EA is one of the biggest game producers around and one of them is the graphics capability of their games. It’s always remarkable and NHL 2002 doesn’t miss a beat. You won’t see any physics violations as players won’t be inhumanly fast or strong and the puck angles off walls and players as it would in a regular hockey game. Helmets, facemasks, and even the ice reflect images like one would expect and skates scar the ice while the ice actually sprays off the skates when turning. One issue that could be improved, however, is the face of the athletes. Although better than before, it’s still hard to recognize some hockey players, but most of the time you can at least see some similar qualities.

Audio

Not to be outdone by the graphics, the sound definitely holds its own. With clear and crisp sound effects like pucks skipping across the rink, hockey players’ body checking each other, or crowds cheering, if you were in the other room, it would be hard to tell it was just a game. Even the announcers do a fantastic job and react to the game, appearing to have dynamic comments and humor that keep the game moving. Overall, EA Sports did a fantastic job capturing different sound bytes and creating a more engrossing atmosphere.

Bottom Line

With NHL 2002, plan on getting solid gameplay and strong single player modes with great graphics and sound. Not only will you get your money's worth, but you’ll probably still be playing it when NHL 2003 is released. This certainly builds a case for the most complete hockey game currently on the market and if you’re a hockey fan, you won’t want to pass this one by.