Short gameplay video

[ohyeahbaby123]

All credit of this video goes to LtFragg on the EA forums, as he was at the NHL 10 event in Toronto Monday morning.

http://s219.photobucket.com/albums/c...kygameplay.flv

[onlybygrace]

Not too shabby...

Didn't get to see any pinning, though.

[Keirik]

honestly, it's short and doesn't show much, but it's not really looking that much different than 09

[ohyeahbaby123]

Here is his impression thread:

http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/45/247808.page

[Pared]

Looked just like last year.

[Money99]

Nice find!

I liked how the CPU teammates didn't just stay stationary. They were trying to move around to give options to the puck carrier.

[Money99]

Quote: Originally Posted by ohyeahbaby123

Here is his impression thread: http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/45/247808.page

Awesome!

Quote:

The first thing I saw that made my jaw drop was the injury while watching 2 members of press playing. Lang (go figure) got smucked crossing the blue and dropped to the ice (a diff animation too) and was slow to get up. No, he didn't waddle there like 09, he attempted to get to his feet but was slow to it. Then the play moved up and I lost sight of him. Once the whistle blew, a diologue box popped up as if a trainer was letting you know the situation, listing what injury he had (in this case his hip) and whether he could play through the injury. The player decided to play him, but I assume at much reduced performance. That was sick.

That's great! So now we have options to forcing a player to play through injuries. I wonder if there's more consequences than just making the injury worse? For example, will the player demand a trade? Not resign? etc.

[ohyeahbaby123]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pared

Looked just like last year.

Yea, but they weren't playing with hardcore passing it looks like, and they didn't even bother pinning each other.