NHL 2K10 - Nintendo Wii

The item was delivered on time. I noticed that the disk has some wear and the paper in the cover was partially torn. A more appropriate description for the item might have been good or acceptable versus using adjectives such as flawless. I was buying this game as a collectible; thus, these factors were significant toward my choice to purchase. I recommended this game for anyone who wants to have a quality sports game for wii especially given that very few hockey games are available for this gaming system.

Okay so, the graphics of this game are really good considering the fact its the Wii. When you first start, getting used to the controls is really hard, it took me a week of playing to finally win my first game in OT 3-2. DONT GIVE UP. When you start dont go in all cocky and imediatly put the difficulty to pro. Go to rookie, its hard. The game its self is really fun, most goals are break aways...I'm going to admit, that some of the goals scored by the opponents (game system) can frustrate you alot, they might no seem very fair, there are some situations were you might want to throw it on the ground. But the season mode is my favourite, its amazing...you can do everything. On this game you can even make youre own players and own teams. If your considering buying this, look NO FUTHER, youve found the right game. This game deserves every single star givin. P.S. --WARNING-- This game is insanley addicting --WARNING--

Now I've ben playing video hockey games since hat trick for the atari 7800 so I've played a lot of hockey games in my time and in my option this one's pretty good overall. First off the graphics on the game are actually pretty good considering it's on the Wii. I mean after seeing the screen shots I agreed with most people that this looked like a psp game at best, but once I played the game it looked a lot more polished then I was expecting. (The only reason anyone might think it would look bad its because they're comparing it to the HD versions but I'm reviewing the game with the thought that you only have a Wii) As for the rest of the game the sound effects are pretty good and the music is ok though your opinion on this may differ based on your musical tastes. As for the game's control I played the game without the motion plus attachment but I found the game's control pretty good overall as my only gripe with it is the checking motion in the game as sometimes it checks and sometime it poke checks but it wasn't that bad. I also didn't look to see if you could change it in the options so that might not be a gripe. Sadly I didn't get a chance to play the game online so I can't comment on the quality of that. Overall though I found the game to a very good hockey game and easily the best hockey game on the Wii. The only thing I would recommend changing for people who play it is to change the game's speed setting since the default setting seems a bit slow to me for a hockey game. Other than that though I didn't have any things I would change about the game.

It’s a harder game, gave it to my nephew who is 5, but he’s obsessed with it regardless and is slowly getting better at playing. I still can’t figure out the remote in this one

Game wasn't that great and hard to operate the players. I ended up giving up and not playing the game because was too hard to understand and was not very fun!

This game really stinks. It's too complex and frustrating. Maybe if I was 15 I could do this, but this long-time hockey fan has given up. I'm selling it and looking for something a lot more doable. Mario Brothers, anyone?

Not nearly as fun as the PS3 version. New players had a tough time learning the game and the controls. So I thought it was just OK.

Ignore the first two reviews. This game is getting MUCH better reviews everywhere else. CNET rated it excellent (4 out of 5 stars [...]), Gamespot gave it an 8.5 out of 10 (can't post more links right now), and IGN said it is "Impressive" and gave it an 8 out of 10. Some comments from IGN: 8.0 Gameplay The core game of hockey is a bit touch-and-go, but once you get the hang of it and start messing with sliders its fun. MotionPlus rocks, even in its preliminary state. More please. 8.5 Lasting Appeal There's a near-endless amount of modes. If you can get into the core game, 2K10 is one of the largest feature sets in any Wii product. Online is spotty, but case-by-case. If you like Wii games this is money well spent. If you prefer 360/PS3, get EA NHL 2010. I play on all three consoles, and this is my current hockey game.

My son luv it.... Thanks!