NHL 95 or 94 - How to make Gretzky's head bleed?
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NHL 95 or 94 - How to make Gretzky's head bleed?
Hi All,
I've done some google searches on "nhl gretsky head bleed swingers" and found some articles that it is true that you can actually get his head to bleed.
Question is - how do you do it? I can't seem to find instructions or directions anywhere... maybe someone in this video game forum could help out.
I'm having a vegas pre-party right before we head down and we're not only going to watch swingers but play some NHL 94 (or 95?)
Does anyone know? We have it for the SNES. (I know they were using the genesis in the movie, however)
I've done some google searches on "nhl gretsky head bleed swingers" and found some articles that it is true that you can actually get his head to bleed.
Question is - how do you do it? I can't seem to find instructions or directions anywhere... maybe someone in this video game forum could help out.
I'm having a vegas pre-party right before we head down and we're not only going to watch swingers but play some NHL 94 (or 95?)
Does anyone know? We have it for the SNES. (I know they were using the genesis in the movie, however)
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there was nothing special you really had to do...just hit the guy hard enough. basically you took a huge run at the guy and hit the check button (whatever it was) and once in awhile it would be enough to make em bleed and knock em out of the game. basically enough that would warrant a charging call
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Yeah, it doesn't specifically need to be Gretzky (probably why you couldn't find any information).
I remember being able to do it in the Genesis version, but I wouldn't be surprised if you can't do it with the SNES one. Remember, blood = bad!
I remember being able to do it in the Genesis version, but I wouldn't be surprised if you can't do it with the SNES one. Remember, blood = bad!
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Originally Posted by TaTTooD
there was nothing special you really had to do...just hit the guy hard enough. basically you took a huge run at the guy and hit the check button (whatever it was) and once in awhile it would be enough to make em bleed and knock em out of the game.
Ah, but do you remember the trick to get the player back into the game?
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Originally Posted by Nazgul
Ah, but do you remember the trick to get the player back into the game?
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I thought the blood was only in 93? Wasn't it taking out for subsequent years?
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Originally Posted by spainlinx0
I thought the blood was only in 93? Wasn't it taking out for subsequent years?
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Originally Posted by Tarantino
NHL 95 for Sega had blood.
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Originally Posted by JM
The guys in Swingers were playing NHLPA 93, which as spainlinx0 notes above is the only version in which you can make someone bleed by hitting them. 94 and later don't have this, sorry.
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Yeah I think the guy used to have a nice seizure on the ground same as the Genesis version, but no blood.
I still find it weird that the 2 games played some differently. On Genesis the guaranteed goal was where you juked the goalie. On the SNES the guaranteed goal was the wraparound.
I still find it weird that the 2 games played some differently. On Genesis the guaranteed goal was where you juked the goalie. On the SNES the guaranteed goal was the wraparound.
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Originally Posted by spainlinx0
On the SNES the guaranteed goal was the wraparound.
However, being able to select either right- or left-defense using the shoulder buttons was completely gear as well. Almost as useful as hitting X to grab that goalie/tank and plow under the puck carrier, preventing a goal and grabbing an interference call at the same time.