ESPN National Hockey Night
TITLE ESPN National Hockey Night
GENRE Sport
PLATFORM PS2
DEVELOPER Konami
US PUBLISHER Konami Digital Entertainment
UK PUBLISHER N/A
NORDIC PUBLISHER N/A
ONLINE PLAY No
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SCREENS ADDED: 12 Oct-2005
Official Fact Sheet:
It’s time to lace up the skates and hit the ice as ESPN the Games unleashes the powerful, totally revamped hockey gaming experience — ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 – for the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox. Including new player models and facial textures along with fresh gameplay modes, the game delivers all the brutal body checks, lightning-quick skating action and goal scoring glory hockey fans can handle. ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 is jam-packed with attitude and insight from The Worldwide Leader in Sports including the familiar voices of ESPN’s broadcast team of Gary Thorne and Bill Clement.
- Totally ESPN — ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 embodies the personality of The World Wide Leader In Sports by featuring ESPN’s eye-popping graphics, unconventional camera angles, microphone placement, insightful statistics as well as entertaining and informative play-by-play commentary from Gary Thorne and Bill Clement.
- Complete NHL Authenticity — Officially licensed by the NHL and the NHLPA, ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 features every NHL team complete with authentic uniforms and stadiums.
- Who’s Driving The Zamboni? — ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 is endorsed by Chicago Blackhawks right wing Tony Amonte.
- Incredible Motion Capture Animations And Mind-Blowing Graphics — To enable gamers to experience the physical, fast-paced action of the NHL, ESPN National Hockey Night 2002 showcases astounding graphics and over 800 motion captured animations from actual NHL players.
- Draft Him, Train Him, Turn Him Loose On The Ice – The Create-A-Player option allows gamers to build a player, determine his attributes, get him drafted as a free agent and watch him blossom into a full-fledged NHL superstar.
- Lord Stanley Has Arrived — Players can train, toughen themselves up for the Stanley Cup by utilizing ESPN National Hockey Night 2002’s new game modes.