Game Overview
Brett Hull Hockey ’95 is a sports video game developed by Radical Entertainment, released in 1995. This classic ice hockey simulation game was created for platforms like the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), offering fans of the sport an opportunity to engage in digital ice hockey experiences inspired by the legendary Brett Hull.
Gameplay
The game offers a realistic portrayal of ice hockey, featuring fast-paced gameplay, a variety of teams, and the ability to execute numerous hockey strategies and maneuvers. Players can select from different modes, typically including exhibition matches and a season mode, providing both quick play options and longer-term gameplay engagement.
Features
- Detailed player statistics and team management options.
- Official endorsement by NHL star Brett Hull, providing authenticity to its simulation.
- Multiplayer mode allowing head-to-head competition.
Development and Reception
Developed during the mid-90s, the game captured attention for its attempt to bring the excitement of ice hockey to home consoles, although it had to compete with other leading hockey games of the time. It was one of the early attempts by Radical Entertainment to establish a foothold in the sports video game market.
Trivia
Though not as widely known as some other titles in the genre, the endorsement by Brett Hull, a prominent NHL player, was a significant selling point, aimed at attracting hockey fans looking for authenticity in their gaming experience.
