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PLAYING NHL 17 WITH HOCKEY GLOVES! (NHL 17 CHALLENGE!)

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Channel: Sykes · 2017 · Gaming

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In this video I try to complete a NHL 17 Challenge. By wearing hockey gloves and trying to play a game online against another player. This is a lot harder then it looks. Leave me any suggestions in the comment section for future challenges to do on the the channel! 

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NHL 17 is an ice hockey simulation video game developed by EA Canada and published by EA Sports. It is the 26th installment in the NHL game series and was released for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles on September 13, 2016 in North America and September 15 in Europe. An open vote took place to find the cover athlete for the game. The vote featured one athlete from each of the eight World Cup of Hockey 2016 teams. The game's cover image features Russian forward Vladimir Tarasenko of the St. Louis Blues.

Using the Ignite engine developed by Electronic Arts, NHL 17 features gameplay improvements in terms of artificial intelligence and physics. The game also features several game modes, including Hockey Ultimate Team (HUT), a trading card-based team building mode, the fan-favorite EA Sports Hockey League, an online co-operative play mode, and a revamped version of "Be a GM", a simulation mode where the player acts as a team's general manager, titled "Franchise Mode", which now features team owners. New modes were also added, with key additions including the World Cup of Hockey tournament mode as well as Draft Champions, a fantasy draft spin-off of HUT. A newer Creation Zone is added into the game, featuring an expansive team builder as well as an arena creator. All 27 teams from the ECHL are also playable, for the first time. The game, similar to the past two NHL titles, features presentation in the style of NHL on NBC.

Prior to the game's release, several trailers were released for it, detailing its development progress and the improvements in certain parts of the game. The game also had three pre-order tiers, each coming with different amounts of in-game content. A public beta for the game was initiated on July 28 and lasted until August 4. It contained the HUT, EASHL, and Online Versus modes, as well as the Creation Zone. Critics who played the beta wrote generally positive reviews and noted it as a good precursor to the full game. Upon its release, NHL 17 received generally positive reviews from critics. The gameplay improvements and new additions to the game mainly received praise, while criticism was aimed at some lack of depth and general innovation.

NHL 17, an ice hockey simulation video game, uses the Ignite engine, created by Electronic Arts. Players are able to seamlessly pass to teammates to create scoring chances. They can also maneuver around the ice with normal skating and deking. Defensively, the player can skate their way to the puck carrier and have a chance to break up the play. The player has multiple ways of doing so; pushing the carrier off of the puck, delivering a body check, or pushing them towards the boards of the ice. If they wish, the player can enable the On-Ice Trainer, a system made to assist the player as they play. If a player scores a goal, they are able to celebrate the way they want to; many new celebrations were added to the game. One newly added celebration was a mimicked version of baseball player José Bautista's iconic bat flip that occurred during the 2015 American League Division Series. NHL 17 continues the string of NHL titles featuring presentation in the style of NHL on NBC. Game commentary is provided by Mike "Doc" Emrick (play-by-play), Eddie Olczyk (color), and Ray Ferraro (ice-side reporter), with the network's score bug appearing on-screen, as well

Improvements were made to parts of the game's artificial intelligence and physics systems. A key improvement to the AI is the "Reactionary Save Intelligence" system made for goaltenders. This system has the goalie process the shooter's position and scoring angle before committing to a certain kind of save. EA also developed new motion capture for the goalies to match the movements of real-life goalies. In the area of player physics, battles between forwards and defenders in front of the net have been improved. These "net battles" were tuned to be more realistic; the player uses more stick play in these battles and can force tie-ups with the defender.

NHL 17 features several game modes, of which include a team building mode, a team management simulator, and playing as a custom player in real hockey leagues. Returning modes include the Hockey Ultimate Team, also known as HUT

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