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product_id: 763422
title: "NHL 14 - Playstation 3"
brand: "ea sports"
price: "SAR 230"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Ea Sports"
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# One-Touch Dekes for intuitive control NHL Collision Physics for real hits Enforcer Engine with Fight Night tech NHL 14 - Playstation 3

**Brand:** ea sports
**Price:** SAR 230
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏒 Own the Ice, Command the Game, and Never Miss a Moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** NHL 14 - Playstation 3 by ea sports
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 230 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- ea sports enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Step Into the Fight:** Enforcer Engine brings authentic, physics-based hockey fights with player size dynamics and 3rd person action.
- • **Shape Your Hockey Legacy:** Live the Life Mode lets you influence your career on and off the ice, from media interviews to team dynamics.
- • **Feel Every Hit Like a Pro:** Experience NHL Collision Physics delivering bigger, truer-to-life impacts powered by FIFA’s Player Impact Engine.
- • **Master the Ice with One-Touch Dekes:** New left-stick control scheme lets you pull off slick, responsive moves with ease and speed.
- • **Skate with Unmatched Speed and Precision:** True Performance Skating returns for the second season, elevating your control and game pace.

## Overview

NHL 14 for PlayStation 3 revolutionizes hockey gaming with advanced NHL Collision Physics, immersive Enforcer Engine fights, and intuitive One-Touch Dekes. Featuring Live the Life Career Mode and enhanced True Performance Skating, it delivers the most authentic, high-speed hockey experience for fans craving real action and control.

## Description

Unlock the highest level of hockey aggression, speed and skill. NHL 14 brings together the best technology from EA SPORTS to deliver the most authentic hockey experience ever. Deliver hits with the cutting-edge NHL Collision Physics, built from FIFA’s revolutionary Player Impact Engine. Drop the gloves with the new Enforcer Engine, powered by EA SPORTS Fight Night technology. Dangle defenders with new One-Touch Dekes and experience a new level of speed and control with the second season of critically-acclaimed True Performance Skating. Huge hits, real fights, and unbelievable speed and skill. This is NHL hockey at its greatest, powered by a generation of EA SPORTS innovation.

Review: Best NHL sim in years! - Just a brief review of my initial impression here. I've been playing EA's NHL sims since the franchise began. Though I haven't played every version released since then, I've had ample opportunity to experience the evolution of development of this series. This is the first NHL Hockey sim I've bought in several years, and I have to say I'm impressed in no small way. This looks and feels like the kind of hockey simulation game I imagined years ago. NHL 14 probably has more options than I'll have time to explore, but the on ice gameplay is what it's really all about, and what I've experienced so far has been pure joy. I've personally played hockey in real life, and this game is the closest, in my experience, that's delivered the range of elements that make it such a great game. The intuitive controls and the AI are a quantum leap from the games I played just a few years ago. I've always loved the customizable features of this series, and this version has all of that, and then some. Intimidation plays a role in real NHL hockey, but for gameplay purposes I prefer to avoid the slugfests and focus more on the essentials; skating, passing, shooting, sound strategy, etc., and this game not only allows one to adjust the gameplay to your own preferences, but delivers a realistic simulated experience that makes you feel like you're on the ice in a real NHL hockey game. In summation, I don't know how much more can be done to improve this game series beyond possibly going to VR holographic trideo in the future, but if you're looking for a fun, exciting NHL hockey simulation with loads of features that can be tailored to your personal gaming preferences, then look no further than this one, at least until next year's game is released. PS - I haven't tried multiplayer yet, but from the amount of work than went into the single-player features, I can only imagine it's even better than last year's version.
Review: Better than NHL 13 - So far, I've played ~80 games (I had the early release) in EASHL with most being in club play, but a handful of OTP games as well. The good things I've seen so far are that hitting generally works, skating seems reasonably fluid once you have enough stats on your player, goalies aren't making saves they shouldn't and aren't letting in too many weak goals, the new EASHL seasons makes things a bit more exciting, stick lifting now seems to work well enough and not give constant penalties, and that the AI seems to be improving on the offensive side. On the other hand, it also has a few areas for improvement. AI on D during a rush is almost useless and gives up the toe drag wrist shots from the high slot as it has in the last 5 years or so. On top of that, these seem to be going in at an alarming rate for players who likely are well below having their legend card yet. Larger players seem to have a big balance boost, which makes it nearly impossible to knock down a player more than 4 inches taller than you. Poke checking seems inconsistent. Forcing passes through defenders works too often, and offense seems to be much more able to pick up loose pucks than on defense. It will be interesting to see how future tuners change this, as EA doesn't seem to have much of a rhyme or reason for many of the changes they end up making, so we could be looking at a much different reaction in 3 months or so. UPDATE 9/16- While at first fighting seemed like an improvement over the old system, after getting into a few dozen fights the majority of online players just seem to mash the punch button and manage to win more often than not. There doesn't seem to be much of a way around this either. Using R2 to dodge and counter is somewhat difficult to do, and if they manage to connect with a hit, you might as well just let them win. At least the old system gave you a ton more control as far as dodging went. More disappointing is that face-off spamming (continuously trying to win the draw before it is dropped, making your character twitch) still works in the game despite countless complaints and EA promising to fix it. As a top 50 center right now with 60% wins, I still manage to have games against these guys where I go 30% while they are clearly exploiting the system. Its been going on for a few years now, and should have been fixed long ago. Finally a more minor issue is that low speed skating that you would do defensively to get into position and face the puck is more difficult than it should be, and results in too many cases where I'm out of position because the game decided I wanted to do a big spin rather than just turn my hips.

## Features

- NHL Collision Physics - Developed from the same core technology that powers EA SPORTS FIFA’s critically-acclaimed Player Impact Engine, NHL Collision Physics introduces bigger, more thrilling hits, and truer-to-life collisions. A new left-stick control scheme makes delivering a game-changing hit simpler than ever.
- Enforcer Engine - There is a code in hockey, when it is broken you have to respond. A first for the NHL franchise, Fight Night technology delivers a new 3rd person experience, physics-based punch targeting and player size differentiation to every fight, creating the most authentic and electrifying experience yet.
- One-Touch Dekes - Feel like a superstar through a new, more responsive deking system controlled only with the left stick and one-button. From beginners to advanced players, the new controls allow for quicker dekes and intuitive combinations, creating more moves than ever before.
- Live the Life Mode - The new incarnation of the 'Be a Pro' Career Mode, on or off the ice, every decision you make shapes your legacy as an athlete. Interact with teammates outside of the rink. Take part in media interviews. Each choice you make will affect your relationship with fans, teammates and management, influencing your skills and progression.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best NHL sim in years!
*by A***I on December 30, 2013*

Just a brief review of my initial impression here. I've been playing EA's NHL sims since the franchise began. Though I haven't played every version released since then, I've had ample opportunity to experience the evolution of development of this series. This is the first NHL Hockey sim I've bought in several years, and I have to say I'm impressed in no small way. This looks and feels like the kind of hockey simulation game I imagined years ago. NHL 14 probably has more options than I'll have time to explore, but the on ice gameplay is what it's really all about, and what I've experienced so far has been pure joy. I've personally played hockey in real life, and this game is the closest, in my experience, that's delivered the range of elements that make it such a great game. The intuitive controls and the AI are a quantum leap from the games I played just a few years ago. I've always loved the customizable features of this series, and this version has all of that, and then some. Intimidation plays a role in real NHL hockey, but for gameplay purposes I prefer to avoid the slugfests and focus more on the essentials; skating, passing, shooting, sound strategy, etc., and this game not only allows one to adjust the gameplay to your own preferences, but delivers a realistic simulated experience that makes you feel like you're on the ice in a real NHL hockey game. In summation, I don't know how much more can be done to improve this game series beyond possibly going to VR holographic trideo in the future, but if you're looking for a fun, exciting NHL hockey simulation with loads of features that can be tailored to your personal gaming preferences, then look no further than this one, at least until next year's game is released. PS - I haven't tried multiplayer yet, but from the amount of work than went into the single-player features, I can only imagine it's even better than last year's version.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than NHL 13
*by N***K on September 11, 2013*

So far, I've played ~80 games (I had the early release) in EASHL with most being in club play, but a handful of OTP games as well. The good things I've seen so far are that hitting generally works, skating seems reasonably fluid once you have enough stats on your player, goalies aren't making saves they shouldn't and aren't letting in too many weak goals, the new EASHL seasons makes things a bit more exciting, stick lifting now seems to work well enough and not give constant penalties, and that the AI seems to be improving on the offensive side. On the other hand, it also has a few areas for improvement. AI on D during a rush is almost useless and gives up the toe drag wrist shots from the high slot as it has in the last 5 years or so. On top of that, these seem to be going in at an alarming rate for players who likely are well below having their legend card yet. Larger players seem to have a big balance boost, which makes it nearly impossible to knock down a player more than 4 inches taller than you. Poke checking seems inconsistent. Forcing passes through defenders works too often, and offense seems to be much more able to pick up loose pucks than on defense. It will be interesting to see how future tuners change this, as EA doesn't seem to have much of a rhyme or reason for many of the changes they end up making, so we could be looking at a much different reaction in 3 months or so. UPDATE 9/16- While at first fighting seemed like an improvement over the old system, after getting into a few dozen fights the majority of online players just seem to mash the punch button and manage to win more often than not. There doesn't seem to be much of a way around this either. Using R2 to dodge and counter is somewhat difficult to do, and if they manage to connect with a hit, you might as well just let them win. At least the old system gave you a ton more control as far as dodging went. More disappointing is that face-off spamming (continuously trying to win the draw before it is dropped, making your character twitch) still works in the game despite countless complaints and EA promising to fix it. As a top 50 center right now with 60% wins, I still manage to have games against these guys where I go 30% while they are clearly exploiting the system. Its been going on for a few years now, and should have been fixed long ago. Finally a more minor issue is that low speed skating that you would do defensively to get into position and face the puck is more difficult than it should be, and results in too many cases where I'm out of position because the game decided I wanted to do a big spin rather than just turn my hips.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Game!
*by A***N on December 26, 2013*

NHL 14 is definitely worth it. The latest NHL game that I owned before purchasing this was NHL 11 and this is a big step forward from that. Fighting is better than ever. The skating is smoother and faster than previous versions. The hits are amazing and it feels great to line up a player and watch him fall to the ice. At first I found the face-offs to be surprisingly difficult to win after winning most of my face-offs in NHL 11, but after getting the hang of it I began to like the new face-off strategies. For those of you who find it hard to win face-offs, do not look at the manual when it comes to face-offs. You need to hold your grip by pushing the right stick to the right or left and then rotating the stick down once you see the referee begin to move his hand. Timing is everything. Compared to NHL 11 I found it easier to score in NHL 14, but also found that the AI would score more goals as well. Online Versus play would sometimes lag a bit, I'm assuming this is due to my opponent's internet connection not being good. Overall, NHL 14 is a great game and any hockey fan will definitely love this game. However, there are some software issues that should have been fixed before this game was ever released. Though, they do not impact the game play. Some of these issues are the fact that the music played when you are loading a game always cuts out for a second and a thin black horizontal line appears across the screen for a split second.This seems to appear at the the exact same time in the loading screen every time. Also, the custom music volume is very low. I do not know why EA has not fixed these simple software bugs yet.

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