It's September, another year, and EA Sport's has released the next installment in their long-running NHL series. The NHL series has had very successful...

NHL Threes is fantastic; Lots of content; New controls are great for rookies like me; Hockey Canada Training Camp

Commentary; commentary; commentary

I'm not too up on knowledge of Hockey, but this game is fun, especially in the multiplayer.

I don't understand why the same developer as FIFA can't get a game right. Be a Pro hasn't been updated in 2 years, HUT is just to make more money and the gameplay is so slow. Quit skating by on the bare minimum and release a good game. And no one cares about NHL Threes!

The greatest favor players diving into Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite can do for themselves is to forget that everything between X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 ever happened. In general, the game is inferior to all five titles in Capcom's Vs.

One of the age-long questions in life is whether you are a DC or a Marvel Comics fanboy. For this reviewer, I've been a Marvel fanatic all my life, but in the video-game space, it's hard to argue their latest collaboration with Capcom does the license justice, as either a fighting game or even an...

The 2017 NHL Stanley Cup Finals was pure hockey, a classic six-game Stanley Cup series, rejecting the long-standing cliche of a black-eyed but smiling player missing a front tooth. Every moment of the series was about skill. NHL 18 follows suit.

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has an insanely dedicated fan base. Even when the game was denied any patches about a year after launch, which followed with the game being pulled from all the digital stores, along with its DLC at the end of 2013 – because Disney, who bought Marvel back in 2009, decided...

Hockey is the best of all major American sports. I think this, but I might be in the minority. Baseball is America's game, the NFL is America's most popular sport, and basketball has the most recognizable stars. But hockey is my favourite.

Playing Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite reminded me of a scene from Star Trek I saw as a child. It involved Kirk and Spock playing an intense game of chess , but on seven boards of varying sizes, all floating over each other.

The Infinity Stones allow for more creative strategies and styles; New tag system places more emphasis on skill over automation; Mechanics are deep and complex but casual players are accommodated; Story mode is fun and engaging throughout

Inconsistent character models; Overall presentation is lacking in personality and flair

Speed and skill are a given in the modern NHL, but those traits alone don't anoint Stanley Cup champions. Beating the best in the world takes more than tape-to-tape passes and wicked slappers.