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EA Sports reveals the cover athlete for the next installment of the NHL series, confirming that the captain of the Edmonton Oilers will indeed be gracing the cover this year.

Electronic Arts kicks off E3 2017 with its EA Play event, a press conference that will include closer looks at Star Wars Battlefront 2, Need for Speed Payback, and more.

The latest hockey video game from EA Sports finally gets the series back on track, with NHL 17 giving fans almost every thing they could ask for from the series.

As gamers are bombarded with existing franchise installments year after year, one author reflects on how important it is for companies to pace their annual releases.

Electronic Arts announces that the Chicago Blackhawks’ forward Patrick Kane has been removed from the cover of NHL 16 amid sexual assault allegations.

EA Sports announces that Chicago Blackhawks all-stars and Stanley Cup winners Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane will be featured on the cover of NHL 16.

Electronic Arts has revealed that many of the axed modes from ‘NHL 15’ will be returning in this year’s ‘NHL 16’, with a handful of new features to boot.

2K Sports comes out of nowhere with the announcement of the return of the ‘NHL 2K’ series… but this new installment is only for mobile.

As the first next-gen entry in the series, ‘NHL 15’ breaks new ground – and the hopes of the hardcore fans along with it.

We give our impressions of the next-gen demo for ‘NHL 15,’ and what fans should expect from the finished game.

With ‘NHL 15’ taking the series to next-gen consoles, the newest trailer shows off the improvements to player models, equipment, and jerseys.

Live-action commentators, a brand new physics system, impressive presentation values and improved graphics make ‘NHL 15’ an impressive showpiece.

Read our review to find out if EA Sports has perfected their formula with ‘NHL 14,’ or will leave fans longing for the series’ jump to next-gen.

‘NHL 14’ may not be making the jump to next-gen, but is taking a trip down memory lane thanks to the new – and old – ‘NHL 94’ mode included with the game.

New Jersey Devils net minder Martin Brodeur has been announced as the cover athlete for ‘NHL 14’, making him the first goalie to appear on the cover in well over a decade.