Ultimate TeamĪnother year, another Ultimate Team game mode… And if that is your cup of tea then it will not disappoint. Whether you are a rookie picking the game up for the first time, or a veteran of the series, there is a difficulty for you. DifficultiesĮA is great at including a number of different settings in order to accommodate the level of the player. Duking one way or another with the flick of the stick or pull back for a powerful slapshot. Nowadays it is great to see that they have utilized the right analogue stick as a form of a mechanic to control the hockey stick. Controlsīack when I last picked up an NHL title they had similar controls to the FIFA games. The AI reacts well to the situation, transitioning smoothly from offence to defence, even making the effort to ensure that they don’t wander offside during the offensive movement. Players drift around the ice intelligently and with grace – Until they get rammed headfirst into the plexiglass barriers anyway. Upon jumping into your very first game you will notice just how fluid the game feels.
Upon finding your favourite game modes, the player can add these into a ‘pinned modes’ section of the menu for quick access. staring at a screen with 18 available game modes is overwhelming. Although on the one hand choice is good, I personally feel that a lot of these game modes could have just been a bit more organized with how they are assorted into their respective categories.
Like many other EA titles this year, the first thing you will notice when loading the game up for the first time is that the menu slaps you in the face with a ridiculous amount of game modes available to you., so much so that you won’t know where to start.
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