NHL 14 REVIEW Cheat Trainer | Working Cheat TOOL 2014

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	Reviewed on: XBox 360Developer: Electronic Arts Publisher: Electronic Arts Rated: "E10+" for Everyone 10+   CHEATfactor Game Review by WHG Team Presentation This year's biggest visual improvement is easily the collision and big hit animations, which have gotten a huge upgrade thanks to the new enforcer engine, but everything else is pretty similar to recent years. Gameplay This is still the best hockey game on the market, but a big part of that is because it's the only game. EA's new control system and enforcer engine are nice improvements. Lasting Appeal GM Mode seems clunky and needs a definite update and Be a Pro mode is unfocused at best. The NHL 94 mode is fun for those who remember the series most loved entry and more accessible for those who don't. Overall It's mechanically sound and features the best on ice product of in recent years but the engine is starting to show its age and a lot of the newer modes and features feel clunky and in need of improvemen. CHEATfactor     If you're going to make fighting a focal point of your hockey game, you're going to want to get someone who knows how to throw a punch and EA got some of the best - they got the Fight Night guys. NHL 14 is easily the hardest hitting hockey sim you'll ever play; the hits shake players to their core and the fights are more satisfying than ever but underneath it all NHL 14 is the gaming equivalent of a veteran player starting to show his age. This is still the most satisfying and authentic hockey experience around (partly because it's the only one) but this year's game features a lot of missteps and modes that just don't seem to work quite right. "The enforcer engine also makes fighting more natural..." The enforcer engine, which powers NHL 14's big hits and fights is the star of this year's game, and rightfully so. Be honest, as much as you love the finesse and skill that brings you to the hockey game, it's the brutality and chance of fighting that keeps you in your seat and NHL 14 delivers like none before it. Built on the Fight Night engine, NHL 14's Enforcer Mode is a welcome change. Fighting is no longer locked to the first-person perspective that's been the staple of the NHL games for years and instead the action takes place third person right there on the ice. The mechanics are much more fluid now thanks so a simplified control scheme that relies on the thumbsticks to control the action. The enforcer engine also makes fighting more natural as you don't have to accept a request for a fight anymore, it just sort of happens more often than not. There is a downside to the engine though as the game is always incredibly eager to fight. Every event, be it small check or cheap shot seems equally able to send someone on the opposing team into a tizzy and ready to fight. When each game is filled with fight after fight, the games start to take nearly twice as long and NHL 14becomes less of a pick up and play and more of a major time investment. When you edit or create a player, you're given the option to choose how often they fight, but it doesn't seem like it matters as before long, everyone will fight. It's a fun mode of course but it gets old very fast when it happens so frequently. "It's a lot of fun to be able to play against anyone..." DOWNLOAD TRAINER-Cheat MIRROR 1  -                   - MIRROR 2      Need help with download click button below