Off the ice players can choose weekly training regimens to help improve their character. Rather than sitting on the bench and watching the computers play, EA reintroduced “Sim to next shift”, so players will always be in the action. When starting a new Be A Pro career a player can start in Junior, go to the Draft, or choose a team and start playing professionally immediately. Players will have many options when it comes to how they want to start their careers. NHL 15’s Be a Pro was about as barebones as it could get, EA has come back and completely revamped the game mode. We are going to take a more in depth look at some of the game modes EA has updated. was incredibly buggy during the Beta, but now they don’t seem to get stuck behind the net nearly as often. Passing has been improved from NHL 15, so now the majority of a player’s passes will actually go where they want. In order to win a game players will have to get their hands dirty, battle in the corners, and grind their way to victory. Players can’t constantly skate end to end throughout the game, as it feels like there is a lot less room. The game is as similar to real hockey as it has ever been. Gameplay wise NHL 16 feels very similar to NHL 15 with some fixes to blatant problems. However EA wants to dress it up NHL 15 was half of a game, but he majority of the features are back in NHL 16, along with updates to gameplay and visuals. NHL 16 hit store shelves on September 15 th and so far the outlook of the game looks to be much better than its predecessor. The sniper class was even better with the cover system, as popping out also brought up a cloaked mode where you could take time and survey the battlefield without anyone being the wiser.It’s September again, which means it’s time for the next installment of EA Sports‘ NHL franchise.
Littered with cover, it gave you ample opportunity to check out the new cover system, and the ability to attach, peek, and fire off round at your opponents. The level which we played on looked fantastic. They had special abilities that could be used to turn the tables on your enemies, in the form of a Drones & Monitors which would give away the enemy locations.
Of the most interesting characters were the Engineer and the Scout. You can change your class on the fly at each spawn, and being that I died quite a few times, I got to play with The Rifleman, The Engineer, and the Scout. Objectives placed around the map were being battled for in a constant tug of war, where you were given the option to choose between multiple classes. Being shown on the Xbox 360, Ghost Recon Future Soldier’s “Conflict” Multiplayer mode, was obviously used to showcase the game’s focus on the class based warfare.
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