NHL 13 vs NHL 15
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
NHL 13 delivers a realistic hockey simulation with updated physics, dynamic commentary by Gary Thorne and Bill Clement, and the debut of playable female legends Hayley Wickenheiser and Angela Ruggiero. The game features Claude Giroux on the cover and offers both single‑player and robust multiplayer modes for fans of the sport.
NHL 15 brings the most authentic hockey experience yet, featuring 12‑player collision physics, real puck dynamics, and detailed player models with independent body, equipment, and jersey layers. The game leverages next‑generation console power to deliver lifelike arenas, living crowds, and a broadcast presentation that mirrors NBC Sports. With the evolved Superstar Skill Stick, Vision AI, and dynamic cloth technology, players enjoy deep control and realistic reactions on the ice. Multiplayer modes include single‑player, co‑op, and online play, catering to both casual fans and competitive gamers.
- Highly realistic gameplay and physics
- Authentic broadcast commentary
- First game with playable female NHL legends
- Robust multiplayer and HUT features
- Groundbreaking 12‑player collision physics
- Highly realistic puck behavior
- Detailed player and arena models
- Robust multiplayer options
- Limited to PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms
- No next‑gen console support
- Online services may be discontinued over time
- Occasional performance drops on older consoles
- Learning curve for Skill Stick controls
- Limited post‑launch content updates
