We’ve all heard it before, year after year, sports titles need more than a fresh coat of point. Chances are, if this is your stance, you haven’t been following along with the EA Sports NHL franchise. Over the last couple of years, this franchise has changed the way gamers have looked at yearly sports releases. From implementing addictive team play online leagues to offering up actual championships to contend for, the NHL franchise has taken a new step with each edition.
This year, NHL 11 is taking it one step further with NHL Ultimate Team League. This mode is looking to become the largest and most robust online dynasty available on any platform and any sport. I’ve included the YouTube video below detailing the mode and if you’re a little confused by it, watch it again. You’ll figure it out and be blown away like the rest of us.
The only way EA can prove that it’s worth sixty dollars is if that’s the last NHL game they release. They could easily re use that same exact statement next year and the year after that etc.
no sports game is worth more than 30