UPDATE - February 3 This morning an update to Tuner Set V1.03 was re-released to tweak a few of the adjustments to tuner set based on community and team feedback.
Hey everyone, Rammer here. I want to start by thanking everybody for all the great feedback that we've been receiving via the NHL 10 forums and the NHL 10 twitter feed.
Gameplay Producer Sean Ramjagsingh continues the tutorial series with a couple of quick videos to help gamers produce better offensive results.
Are you ready for more NHL gameplay videos with your host David Littman? We're well aware that the hockey community can't get enough of these raw gameplay clips describing the new enhancements for NHL 10, so Litty spent this afternoon playing the game and looking for stuff to share with our fans. Some of these enhancements have been talked about before while for others so there should be no surprises...or have they???
Sean here to talk about some of the many gameplay refinements in NHL10. Before I get into it, I know you're all dying to see some under produced, raw gameplay footage and I can tell you that we've got some clips to post. Litty has been capturing clips from the games that he's been playing and we're extremely excited to share them with you. I also want to thank everyone that has been following NHL10 on Twitter. We love hearing all the feedback and suggestions so keep it coming!
Alain Quinto
is the Community Manager for EA SPORTS. A native Vancouverite, Alain has had roles in QA, Marketing, and now Community Management at EA Canada. A university football receiver in his past life, he also enjoys playing hockey, basketball, and soccer.
Sean Ramjagsingh
is the lead Gameplay Producer for the NHL franchise who also oversees visuals, presentation and audio for the title. A Pro basketball player in his past life, he's a fixture in men's league hockey in Vancouver. Rammer is a passionate fan of the Canucks and star goaltender Roberto Luongo.
Matt Mahar
has been with the NHL team as a Lead Online Producer for a couple of years where he has not only had a hand in the EASHL, he also played a major role in the production of EA SPORTS first arcade title, 3 on 3 NHL Arcade. A native of Ontario, not only is he a huge hockey fan, he can shoot a mean 3-pointer on the court as well.
Andy Agostini
has been working with EA SPORTS on the NHL franchise since 2006 during which time he has been responsible for heading up the development of the Be a Pro and Dynasty Mode features as well as managing the database and European Leagues.
David Littman
as producer of EA's hockey franchise is responsible for the strategic and creative direction of the game which include the NHL series and NHL 3-on-3 Arcade. A former pro goaltender, Litty played for the Buffalo Sabres and Tampa Bay Lighting organizations.
