| Format | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Drive | Electronic Arts | Electronic Arts | N/A |
| SNES | Electronic Arts | Electronic Arts | N/A |
Reviews[]
| Format | Reviews | Average Score | First Review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Drive | 4 | 90% | 1992/09 |
| SNES | 2 | 76% | 1993/01 |
| Image | Magazine | Review Type | Published | Format | Region | Reviewer | Page No(s) | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mean Machines Sega Issue 1 | Original | 1992/09 | Mega Drive | Paul Davies, Angus Swan | 96-99 | 90% | |
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MEGA Issue 1 | Original | 1992/09/17 | Mega Drive | Neil West | 32-37 | 92% | |
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Mega Drive Advanced Gaming Issue 3 | Original | 1992/10 | Mega Drive | Gerry Doak | 86% | ||
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Nintendo Magazine System Issue 4 | SNES | 84% | |||||
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GamesMaster Issue 2 | Original | 1993/01/21 | SNES | James Leach | 84 | 68% | |
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Mega Action Issue 1 | Special (Mega Library) |
1993/05/20 | Mega Drive | Uncredited | 64 | 90% |
Comments
| Image | Magazine | Format | Reviewer | Rating | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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MEGA Issue 1 | Mega Drive | Neil West | 92% | Yes. When all is said and done, NHLPA Hockey is a better game than EA Hockey. There's nothing ice-breaking or of drastic improvement on the original, but a little bit of tweaking can go a long way. The battery-backed memory can only be a good thing though why a proper league option hasn't been included, I've got no idea. It should have been top priority. |
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Mega Action Issue 1 | Mega Drive | Uncredited | 90% | The sequel to EA Hockey, this appears as the benchmark in ice entertainment. The skill level is reduced to a degree of luck but the fight sequences seem to be a winner. |
Features[]
| Image | Magazine | Type | Published | Format(s) | Article Title | Writer | Page No(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mega Action Issue 1 | Tips | 1993/05/20 | Mega Drive | Game Genie Codes | Uncredited | 51 |





