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ESPN National Hockey Night (Sega Genesis, 1994)

Retro video games and accessories (8610)

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New sealed ESPN National Hockey Night for the Sega Genesis. Never opened or played, no hanger tab. Released in 1994, this game brings the thrill of hockey to your console with engaging gameplay and a realistic skating mechanic. Experience the nostalgia of classic sports gaming and enjoy the iconic ESPN presentation that brings the ice to your living room.

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ESPN National Hockey Night is the first hockey game on the Genesis to feature two views of the ice: a horizontal and vertical perspective, which can be switched at any time by going into the option screen. The game also features 26 NHL teams based on the 1993-94 season, players represented by position and number (the lack of an NHLPA license means no player names), and battery backup to save season progress, statistics and options. Modes of play include Exhibition, Challenge, Playoffs (one game or best-of-seven) and a full 84-game Season. The NHL Skills Challenge lets players take part in two events: the Fastest Man and Shootout competition. <br><br>The Fastest Man contest challenges you to race around the ice as fast as possible, while the Shootout tests your shooting ability as you compete for highest scoring percentage. The game also lets players customize the following options: penalties (on, off or only offsides off), game length (five, ten or twenty minute periods), line changes (on or off), and difficulty (beginner, amateur or pro). Former NHL All-Star and ESPN analyst Bill Clement will introduce team matchups with voice clips, and over 2,000 frames of motion-captured animation were used in an attempt to create realistic player movement. Up to four players can compete simultaneously with an adapter.