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NHL 14
The passion always goes up a notch now that it's playoff time, and NHL developer EA Canada is doing the same when it comes to NHL 14's physics collision system. This latest developer diary shows how this fall's title will be more physical than last year.
Better AI prediction and taking into account size, speed, and body positioning and are a few of the elements that will hopefully make NHL 14's hits more satisfying.
NHL 14 comes out on September 10 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
For more on the game, take a look at our earlier preview.
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