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    Friday, September 17


    The lack of time won't stop me from bemoaning my latest dilemma - to buy an NHL video game (or carefully suggest it for a certain holiday on October 7) or not, and if so, which one. The two choices are EA's perennial NHL 2005 (sequel to NHL 2004, 2003, et al.) or Sega's ESPN NHL 2K5. Sega's version of the best sport on Earth is getting better reviews, and got better reviews last year, but the dynasty/franchise mode in the EA's game is so much deeper. I didn't get NHL 2004 because I usually get them once every two years, but I heard that the franchise mode was awesome - and I really dig franchise modes. But far more pressing is that virtual hockey might be the only way I see the red jersey on the ice this season.

    Although I doubt Hooters girls will come to home and serve beer and wings while I watch my virtual team hoist the cup. Stupid reality.
     posted by Duncan @ 11:06 PM  

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