Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey

NHL Hitz 2003

NHL Hitz 2003 brings the signature arcade style of the Hitz series to the PlayStation 2, featuring the iconic On‑Fire Mode, exaggerated animations, and fully 3D crowds. Players can enjoy intense on‑ice fights, hidden teams, and a variety of mini‑games that capture the excitement of hockey without the simulation constraints. The game supports up to six players in split‑screen multiplayer, includes Create‑A‑Player mode for personalized rosters, and offers both single‑player and party‑style experiences. With a family‑friendly ESRB E rating, it’s accessible to gamers of all ages looking for high‑energy sports action.

NHL Hitz 2002

NHL Hitz 2002 brings Midway’s signature arcade style to the ice, delivering hard‑hitting 3‑on‑3 hockey with no penalties and over‑the‑top physics. Players can create and customize their own franchise, earn points to upgrade attributes, and unlock a variety of hidden mini‑games and extras. The game supports both single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer on PlayStation 2, offering quick exhibition matches, a full franchise mode, and a championship tournament for endless replayability.

NHL Hitz Pro

Designed for casual fans, the title supports single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer, letting friends battle on PlayStation 2 with intense, hard‑hitting gameplay and commentary from Tim Kitzrow and Harry Teinowitz. Released on September 25 2003, it remains a beloved entry in the NHL Hitz series.

Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98

Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98 brings the excitement of NHL hockey to the PC with both arcade and regulation‑size rinks. Choose from 26 real teams, manage rosters, and compete in 3‑on‑3, 4‑on‑4, or 5‑on‑5 matchups. Play full 82‑game seasons, best‑of‑seven playoffs, or quick exhibition games, all backed by improved AI and hidden teams for endless replay value.

Mario Lemieux Hockey

Mario Lemlett Hockey is a retro-style ice‑hockey game that lets players dive into fast‑paced action without real NHL licenses. Featuring 16 fictional city teams, the game offers multiple play styles including exhibition matches, tournament brackets, shootouts and even a dedicated fight mode. The title supports both solo and split‑screen multiplayer, making it a great choice for couch co‑op sessions. Released at the end of 1991, it captures the early 90s sports gaming vibe with simple controls and straightforward graphics.