NHL '95 (USA)
NHL 95 (also known as NHL Hockey 95) is an ice hockey video game developed by Electronic Arts Canada. It was released on October 27, 1994.
NHL '95 (USA)
Technical
CPU
- maincpu 5A22 (@ 21 Mhz)
- soundcpu SPC700 (@ 1 Mhz)
Chipset
- SNES Custom DSP (SPC700)
Display
- Orientation Yoko
- Resolution 255 x 225
- Frequency 60.098476 Hz
Controlers
- Number of players 2
- Number of buttons 6
- Kind of controler
- joy (8 ways)
- joy (8 ways)
- joy (8 ways)
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NHL '95 (USA) Screenshots
Clones of NHL '95 (USA)
Features
This year's cover features the New York Rangers' Alexei Kovalev scoring on Vancouver Canucks' Kirk McLean during the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals.
NHL 95 introduced many new elements to the series. Firstly, the graphics on the Genesis and SNES gamed differed greatly from the first three installments of the NHL series (The DOS version kept those graphics). For the first time, a complete season could be played, and players could be created, traded, signed, and released. It is also the first game to give out year end awards at the end of the season. Other gameplay improvements include fake shots, drop passes and lying on the ice to block shots. Fighting is still removed but if a player sustained a multi game injury during season play, the player would be shown laying on the ice with nasty leg injury, if it was during exhibition game the player would have stars around his head. The game supported EA's four player adapter, allowing 1 - 4 people to play simultaneously.
There was a coding bug that apparently went unnoticed, which would cause the game to freeze up. Most commonly, the bug was generated through created players or through trading players. This is noted by a "DAY 2" error on the edit lines page.
The Kiel Center (Now Scottrade Center), the home of the St. Louis Blues is still referred to as The St. Louis Arena.
The auto goalie is often unable to defend the across-the-goalie move, the one-on-one move and one-timer shots from the slot. Using manual goalie, a player can defend any shot.
In 2004, Jakks Pacific released a TV Game with both NHL 95 and Madden NFL '95 in it.
NHL 95 introduced many new elements to the series. Firstly, the graphics on the Genesis and SNES gamed differed greatly from the first three installments of the NHL series (The DOS version kept those graphics). For the first time, a complete season could be played, and players could be created, traded, signed, and released. It is also the first game to give out year end awards at the end of the season. Other gameplay improvements include fake shots, drop passes and lying on the ice to block shots. Fighting is still removed but if a player sustained a multi game injury during season play, the player would be shown laying on the ice with nasty leg injury, if it was during exhibition game the player would have stars around his head. The game supported EA's four player adapter, allowing 1 - 4 people to play simultaneously.
There was a coding bug that apparently went unnoticed, which would cause the game to freeze up. Most commonly, the bug was generated through created players or through trading players. This is noted by a "DAY 2" error on the edit lines page.
The Kiel Center (Now Scottrade Center), the home of the St. Louis Blues is still referred to as The St. Louis Arena.
The auto goalie is often unable to defend the across-the-goalie move, the one-on-one move and one-timer shots from the slot. Using manual goalie, a player can defend any shot.
In 2004, Jakks Pacific released a TV Game with both NHL 95 and Madden NFL '95 in it.
Information
- Cover: Alexei Kovalev scoring on Kirk McLean
- Released for:
- DOS
- Genesis/Mega Drive
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System
- Game Boy
- Game Gear
