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Brett Hull Hockey 95

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Also known as
Brett Hull Hockey '95

This hockey sim features motion-captured graphics, isometric play, and commentary from Al Michaels. Master realistic gameplay with Brett Hull's training mode.

Brett Hull Hockey 95 was released for DOS in 1995 by Accolade. The original game, Brett Hull Hockey, was released in 1994 for Sega Genesis and SNES.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1995
Original release
1994
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
4.86 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Brett Hull Hockey 95

Brett Hull Hockey 95 is a hockey simulation presented from an isometric perspective. It incorporates realistic penalties and in-game scenarios to model the sport.

The title features commentary by Al Michaels, which provides a continuous audio track during play. A dedicated training mode allows players to receive instruction from Brett Hull himself to refine their skills.

For the first time in a hockey video game, motion capture technology was used for the player animations. The experience is framed by pre-game analysis and predictions, as well as a full statistical review following a match.

Brett Hull Hockey 95 Screenshots

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Brett Hull vs. Goalie
Brett Hull
Startup menu
Main menu
Options screen
Player setup screen
St. Louis vs. Vancouver
Editing lines
1st period starts
Faceoff in St. Louis defence zone