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NHL 06 - Gamecube - Used - Good

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Condition: Good: An item that has been used but is good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case or item ... Good: An item that has been used but is good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case or item cover, including scuffs, cracks, or scratches. The cover art and liner notes are included for a CD. VHS or DVD box is included. Video game instructions are included. No skipping on the CD or DVD, when played. No fuzzy or snowy frames on VHS tape, when played. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Game Name: Nhl 06

Platform: Nintendo GameCube

UPC: 0014633149487

Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+)

Video Game Series: Nhl Hockey Series

Publisher: EA SPORTS

Genre: Sports

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The "06" edition of EA Sports' classic hockey series hits the ice with a number of new features. The "Skill Stick" control option is designed to allow players to aim their shots more accurately, with a quick flip of the right analog stick. The game's "Real Puck Motion" ("R.P.M.") physics system is designed to accurately reflect the sheer power of that little hunk of hard rubber moving at 90 mph, and allows effects like "rippling the twine" of the net, or even bumping the goalie's water bottle. Fast-moving pucks may now even injure unwary defensemen, or cause goalies to lose their cool.<br><br>In addition to puck movement, the momentum of the players themselves is now accounted for. Larger players can put their full force into a clean check, but smaller players will be more agile, and able to turn more quickly to avoid those big hits. Favorite features from earlier seasons return, including professional play-by-play and color commentary, the chance to design and develop a custom player, and full representation of the National Hockey League's real-life teams, players, and arenas.

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EA SPORTS

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0014633149487, 5030930045517

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46932304

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E10+ (Everyone 10+)

Genre

Sports

Video Game Series

Nhl Hockey Series

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Nintendo GameCube

Game Name

Nhl 06

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Release Year

2005

Number of Players

1-4

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick

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139973

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Mild Violence

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by nathan26c
26 Jan, 2018Most critical review
Deception
Sent me a game in an ENVELOPE! Came completely cracked and broken. To no surprise, it doesn’t work...
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: the_brongo
by dmuch17
03 Mar, 2007
The best Multi-player hockey game on the market Today!!
NHL 06 NHL 06 is the best multiplayer hockey game to date (As of Nov. 21, 2006) I've played the new and improved (meh...) NHL 07 for Xbox 360 as well as the same and nothing has really changed NHL 07 for PS2, and I still find NHL 06 to be the best multi-player NHL hockey game. The new NHL 07 game for Xbox 360 is superb, the graphics are awesome, it has so many great features, etc, etc, etc... but it just doesn't satisfy my hunger for a fast paced, hard hitting hockey game. NHL 07 for the Xbox 360 is by far, a better game in almost all aspects except multiplayer. NHL 06 has satisfied hours upon hours of multiplayer madness between my friends and I. The only thing I'd change in NHL 06 is how good the goalies are, other than that NHL 06 delivers multiplayer hockey at it's best. If you ... NHL 06 NHL 06 is the best multiplayer hockey game to date (As of Nov. 21, 2006) I've played the new and improved (meh...) NHL 07 for Xbox 360 as well as the same and nothing has really changed NHL 07 for PS2, and I still find NHL 06 to be the best multi-player NHL hockey game. The new NHL 07 game for Xbox 360 is superb, the graphics are awesome, it has so many great features, etc, etc, etc... but it just doesn't satisfy my hunger for a fast paced, hard hitting hockey game. NHL 07 for the Xbox 360 is by far, a better game in almost all aspects except multiplayer. NHL 06 has satisfied hours upon hours of multiplayer madness between my friends and I. The only thing I'd change in NHL 06 is how good the goalies are, other than that NHL 06 delivers multiplayer hockey at it's best. If you disagree with me, get 4 friends together, make two teams, and play a 2 on 2 best of seven series. Trust me, you'll see what I'm talking about. Final Verdict: 4/5 Rent or Buy?: Even though NHL 07 is available, I still think that NHL 06 is better for multiplayer match-ups. The controls are simple and the gameplay is fast and hard hitting. And because NHL 07 is out, you can get a copy of this game for like $6.00. IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE. Thank you.
by dr-destroyer
11 Dec, 2005
NHL 06.. pretty good game
A few months ago, hockey fans were delighted to hear that the players in the National Hockey League would be lacing up their skates and heading back onto the ice. The lockout that had already forced the NHL to cancel one season would not affect another, and the two sides agreed on some rule changes that (they hoped) would make the game more appealing to fans. When it was announced that the lockout was over, you can be sure that the video games publishers were some of the happiest people around. After all, how would they be able to drum up enthusiasm for their annual updates without a corresponding professional league? After playing EA's excellent NHL 06, we're as ready to start pounding the plexiglass and throwing octopi as the most diehard fans. One of the biggest qualms with the recent ... A few months ago, hockey fans were delighted to hear that the players in the National Hockey League would be lacing up their skates and heading back onto the ice. The lockout that had already forced the NHL to cancel one season would not affect another, and the two sides agreed on some rule changes that (they hoped) would make the game more appealing to fans. When it was announced that the lockout was over, you can be sure that the video games publishers were some of the happiest people around. After all, how would they be able to drum up enthusiasm for their annual updates without a corresponding professional league? After playing EA's excellent NHL 06, we're as ready to start pounding the plexiglass and throwing octopi as the most diehard fans. One of the biggest qualms with the recent iterations of EA's NHL franchise was that it was becoming tougher and tougher to set up offensive plays due to the near constant and aggressive checking. Hell, it was hard to even skate the puck up the ice without having to deal with defenders slamming into you over and over. Now, you'll find that there is a lot more open ice, and while you won't be able to go coast to coast without running into some form of opposition, your foes won't begin checking you until you cross the redline. First time players might not notice the difference, but anyone who's played the series before will enjoy the new freedom of movement. Although that's certainly one of the game's biggest improvements, it's the new Skill Stick system that really sets the game apart. Basically, when you're controlling the league's star players, you can perform tricky moves when you're around the goal simply by flicking the right analog stick in a particular direction. When you do, the player will do something along the lines of kicking the puck to himself with his skate or flicking it at the goal between his legs. While it's a bit arcadey, it never looks too unrealistic, and it only works every so often. You have to remember, however, that only the game's biggest names (as indicated by the star icon under their bodies) can pull off these moves. If you try it with a lesser player, there's a good chance you'll lose control of the puck, wasting the scoring opportunity. Another big addition to the game is the ability to deke by flicking the left analog stick in a direction. While you can still use the deke button if you want, it's sometimes easier to just flick the stick. It actually makes the game feel a bit more fluid, and it reminds be a bit of the action in some of EA's popular Sega Genesis hockey games. If you can make it past the defenders, you'll be able to take a shot at the goal, although some impressively improved goaltending mechanics make scoring a bit tougher than it was last year. New animations lead to some spectacular saves, though there's a chance you might get frustrated when a prone goalie swats away your shot with his stick. You won't have anyone to blame but yourself for missed shots, however, thanks to the game's new shot aiming mechanic. When you draw back your stick to unleash a slapshot, you'll notice a small target appear in the net, and you can move it around using the left analog stick. Of course, you won't have a lot of time to aim since defenders will be doing everything they can to knock to down. Still, there's nothing more satisfying than blasting a shot through an unsuspecting goalie's five hole from 30 feet away.
by mizatt16
23 Apr, 2017
Got it very quickly and it works grwat
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: goodwillbks
by icemanrule
28 Mar, 2020
Great stuff, thanks!
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The best Multi-player hockey game on the market Today!!

NHL 06.. pretty good game

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