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Sega Sports NHL 2K3

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Rated: Everyone
3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars 14 ratings
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  • Natural camera transitions, cut scenes, and overlay graphics create a smooth game flow from faceoffs to penalty whistles, all presented in authentic ESPN style.
  • Take on the roles of GM, coach, scout, and player to build a franchise that plays your style of hockey. Negotiate contracts, make trades, draft hotshot rookies, and more.
  • Plug your game into the action! Link your Xbox video game against gamers nationwide.
  • Evaluate your team's skills, then put that knowledge to work by anchoring lines with key players and rotating your lines to create the matchups you want to see on the ice.

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NHL 2K3 brings you an extremely realistic hockey simulation right down to the players' faces, sizes, moves and abilities. If you're a bruiser, you can muscle your way into the corner and dig out the puck. If you're speedy, you can beat the last guy on a breakaway and put it in the top corner of the net. Make plays with hockey characters that act just like their real-world counterparts.

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Sega Sports NHL 2K3 delivers player realism down to size, skill, and behavior, resulting in individuals that exhibit lifelike styles of play. The all-new franchise mode lets you capitalize on player accuracy to develop a team that plays your brand of hockey: you can draft hotshot rookies, trade for players who complement your team, and compensate for injured players. You can also put that precision to work on the ice by anchoring lines with key players and rotating those lines to create the matchups you want. The game also features a new ESPN broadcast system, so scores and highlights are presented in the network's characteristic style.

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3.1 out of 5 stars
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Adam Miles
4.0 out of 5 stars excellent gameplay w/ a few glitches
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2003
Sega's NHL 2K3 has by far the most realistic hockey gameplay of any video game ever. The player and goalie movement is phenomenal, and you can get very in-depth with the strategizing with your offensive, defensive, power play, and penalty killing. There are multiple levels of controller function, depending on how precisely you want to control your players, and you can switch the button configurations easily. But there are a few drawbacks that keep this from being a five-star game. First of all, there seems to be some bug that occasionally calls a stoppage in play when a player is just skating up the ice with the puck. It's not a penalty, it's not offsides, just a nebulous "PUCK FROZEN" message beneath the little ESPN score box thing. But that only seems to happen about once every four or five games, so I can deal. Another thing: the commentators are LAME. Sega's original NHL 2K for Dreamcast featured Hockey Night In Canada's Bob Cole and Harry Neale, the finest hockey commentators since Foster Hewitt. With the ESPN branding, I knew they wouldn't be present here, but I was hoping for at least Gary Thorne and Bill Clement. Instead, we get a pair of nobodies spouting asinine phrases like "smashmouth hockey" and pontificating about how the (scan pause) Detroit Red Wings (scan pause) really get up for every opponent on their schedule, especially the (scan pause) Calgary Flames. *sigh*... maybe someday there will be a Hockey Night In Canada video game. Until then, it's easy enough to go into the options and turn off the commentator volume, which is a plus even if the commentators don't bug you because then you can appreciate the tremendous detail Sega put into the audio elements of the game as well as the visual elements, including great on-ice sounds, some subversively wacky comments from the PA announcer, and even "That Obnoxious Drunk Guy In The Crowd" who's always yelling "HIT 'EM! HIIIIIT 'EM!" All in all, it's the best hockey game I've played, and hopefully the few minor glitches will be fixed with the next release.
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Michael T Frissora
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2015
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Excelent product!
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Carl Nelson
1.0 out of 5 stars Why all the raves?
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2003
I partially owe my love of hockey to NHL '93 on Sega Genesis, and I have played most hockey games since then. I find this one to deliver the least amount of fun and highest amount of frustration of any that I have played.
Here is my laundry list of problems with this game, some that I would consider major and some that I would consider peeves:
1. Graphics
This game looks like N64/PS1 graphics. Games wind up being the dark blobs vs. the light blobs, as far as I can tell.
2. AI
Players skate right past the puck when they're under computer control. The only thing the AI does on defense is collapse everyone in front of the net.
3. Player Differentiation
Every player plays just like every other player. Paul Kariya can hit as hard as Chris Chelios. Adam Foote is as fast as Mike Modano, with turbo, on the breakaway. They all look the same. They all play the same. EA Sports' system of Heroes and Big Hitters sure looks brilliant in comparison.
4. Commentators
This game licenses elements from ESPN--why do we get Mono and Tone for commentators? They're boring and repetitive. How about Gary Thorne and Clement, Clement, hands of cement? Or Dave Strader and Darren Pang? Barry Melrose's machine-gun laugh before a game? John Buccigross saying "He is clutch, and clutch is everything in life?"
Commentary typically sounds like this: "He's going to have to continue to make saves like that if the" (pause) (insert team name here) (pause) "are going to have any chance!"
(The worst error: when I won the Stanley Cup, the commentators said, and I quote, "The Stars are one step closer to the Stanley Cup!")
5. Soundtrack
If you like the same cheesy organ riffs over and over, this soundtrack is for you!
6. Officiating
The puck-carrier can get a penalty for hooking. Yeah, right, Sega! And the goalie can sit on an unplayable puck while 20 seconds run off the game clock before it's called "Puck Frozen." Oh, and then there are the random times that the puck is frozen for no reason...
7. Shooting/Scoring
This is the real killjoy of the game. It's very easy in NHL 2K3 to have 50 or 60 shots and not score a goal. There are only two shots that can score: skate in on the off-wing and deke the goalie to the inside, and take a slapshot from the faceoff circle. One-timers (the staple of EA Sports) rarely score. Redirections don't score. You can't cherry-pick just outside the crease. If a defenseman takes a slapshot from the point, it's almost always blocked, and never beats the goalie.
8. Default Settings
Team strategy settings default to manual for both player and AI teams. That's right, unless you choose to set the computer team to Automatic strategy changes, it uses the same strategy for the ENTIRE game, regardless of score. Also, the default voice mask for online play is Anonymous, which ranks somewhere between "nails on the chalkboard" and "Gilbert Gottfried" on the annoyance scale.
The only advantages that this game has over NHL 2003 is that it is XBox Live enabled, has the concept of a minor-league system, and has some nice along-the-boards gameplay.
It's a real shame that this game is as poor as it is. NHL 2K3's "controllability" of what you can do during the game is top-notch. It smartly uses the triggers as modifiers for other buttons to let you have real control over what the players do. The gameplay options are extremely customizable (but they left out the setting for "Fun").
All in all, rarely have I played a game that delivers less fun than NHL 2K3.
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2.0 out of 5 stars certains bugs viennent tout gacher
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2004
le jeu est bon mais comporte des bugs sur xbox live , les statistiques ne sont pas compiliees correctement sur xbox live. on perd la connection de temps a autre et une deconnection compte parfois pour une defaite... bon jeu a 1 joueur mais pas fort sur le live...
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Angiodan
4.0 out of 5 stars One Reason and one reason only -ONLINE HOCKEY!
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2002
Following up to the excellent 2K2 on the dying Dreamcast, this release will finally allow all the hockey fans out there to play online with XBox Live! This will be the only hockey title to have this feature. I can't wait to play against my brother in Toronto and not have to wait for him or I to visit!
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joshua canden
5.0 out of 5 stars Great hockey game.
Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2018
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Great game but controls get some getting used but fun none the less.
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