Saturn

NHL All-Star Hockey

Description

NHL All-Star Hockey is the first of Sega's own line of Saturn NHL licensed titles. It includes the ability to play pre-season matches, a full season or just the playoffs, as well as multimedia content, such as a tour of the NHL Hall of Fame in Toronto, information on the trophies and real player trading cards (from the Fleer Ultra collection). It's also possible to trade players and create players and teams for use in pre-season matches.

If a player owns two of Sega's 6 player adapters, all players can be controlled by human players, but in lesser number of human players, it's still possible to . Due to the large size of the league save games, the use of the external memory cartridge is advised.

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The Press Says

GameFan Magazine	Nov, 1995	80 out of 100	80
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)	Dec, 1995	7.5 out of 10	75
Game Players	Nov, 1995	64 out of 100	64
GamePro	Nov, 1995	3 out of 5	60
Video Games & Computer Entertainment	Nov, 1995	5 out of 10	50
Defunct Games	May 07, 2006	40 out of 100	40

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Trivia

The core game was developed by only five people: Spencer Craske (programmer), Paul Martin (programmer), Dave Forshaw (programmer), Colin Reed (programmer) and Mike Upton (artist). They called themselves "Team Canada" and worked for more than a year on the game. Other people were involved as well, such as art director Dave Duncan.