NHL 2K9
Wii- Publisher: Take-Two Interactive
- Release Date: Sep 8, 2008
- Also On: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 20 Ratings
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Positive: 4 out of 20
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Mixed: 10 out of 20
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Negative: 6 out of 20
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aaronallinghamSep 14, 2008
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CKSep 20, 2008Overall, I find gameplay to be very enjoyable. The graphics are disappointing, as noted by others, and overall the whole game feels as if it is more of a beta version than a finished product. However, it is very fun to play, the Wii Remote is used effectively, and passing is natural.
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JTrotJan 11, 2009
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JasonLOct 1, 2008
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NelsonSep 18, 2008
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JoelSmithSep 11, 2008
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PaulShannonSep 10, 2008Good: Finally a hockey game for the Wii
Bad: They should have finished the game before releasing
Ugly: This game.
Graphics literally look half done. Players are identical and lifeless (dead, DEAD eyes). On the plus side, gameplay and controls are pretty good.
I am becoming more and more convinced that the impending Wii motion plus addon is necessary before waggle is useful. -
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brockSep 12, 2008
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ricobobSep 19, 2008
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Awards & Rankings
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#51 Most Discussed Wii Game of 2008
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#88 Most Shared Wii Game of 2008
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2K has the right idea here, including motion shooting, IR passing, and motion-based goaltending, but the core game is just too much of a rushed effort, and the final product is a visually unpleasant, choppy, incomplete package.
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It’s just too bad that it looks so darned ugly. The controls are a breath of fresh air, though, so long as you give them a chance (which we have a feeling too many people won’t).
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NHL 2K9 for the Wii disappoints in the graphical department as it cannot compete with its competitors in terms of visual appeal. However, the hands-on controls more than make up for this by adding a sense of actually being in the game and not just sitting on the couch playing the game