For those of you who's not 100 % sure about what the rink zones are called in english (I've been saying the boards when I've meant the half boards, for example):
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Another good post, thanks ;)
On an unrelated note, I was wondering if there is a way to handle the puck in NHL 09. For example, if the puck is in the air, is there a way in which you can bring it down to the ice using your hands?
Thanks for your time
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Not that I know of. Though sometimes players do things just because the situation's right. Check out this deke where my player kicks the puck past the D:
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That was pretty cool. I guess some of those features are just contextual like you said.
The reason I asked was because I watched the NHL 09 review on gametrailers yesterday, and it showed a player bringing the puck down with his hand at one point in the video, so I was interested to know whether or not it was user controlled.
Thanks for your response