Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars
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Developed_By:
Sculptured Software
Published_By:
Time Warner Interactive
Released On:
01 Dec 1995
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Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars is one of many hockey games released for the Super Nintendo console. This version allows players to control not only Gretzky, but also other major players such as Mario Lemieux, Eric Lindros, Mark Messier, and many others, totaling 600 players. The game features 26 NHL teams at the time, as well as 6 International teams to choose from.
The gameplay is similar to other hockey games, with standard modes like Exhibition , Season , Playoffs , and a "Just Play" option that takes players to a random game. There's also a "Simulation Mode" for an authentic feel, complete with penalties, and an "Arcade Mode" that's more action-oriented with fewer rules. The game keeps track of stats using a battery back-up and has a two-player option as well.
UPC-A:
031763089902 (USA)
eBay Product ID:
1752 (United States)
Part #:
SNS-AWZE (USA)
Nintendo Media PN:
SNS-AWZE-USA (United States)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This biographical sports game chronicles the legendary career of Wayne Gretzky, tracing his journey from a childhood prodigy to a record-shattering NHL superstar with the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings. Players step onto the ice to experience the milestone moments, historic games, and championship runs of the player widely considered the greatest to ever play the sport.
Story
Early Life and First Goal
He scored his first goal at the age of two. Using a sponge ball and a tiny stick, he charged as his grandmother positioned herself as the goalie. He simply shot the ball between her legs.
That first goal would be one of the many goals which would propel Wayne Gretzky toward a remarkable hockey career and his currently perceived status as the greatest hockey player ever.
Youth and Idol's Encouragement
Gretzky was four when he played his first game, and at 11 won Canada's most outstanding young hockey player award. He scored 378 goals in 85 games playing against 13, 14 and 15-year olds.
When asked to give a speech after receiving the award, Wayne stepped up to the microphone, but couldn't utter a word. All-time NHL Scoring champion Gordie Howe, Wayne's idol, stepped up to the mic, put his arm around the frightened 11-year old and said, "When someone has done what this kid's done in the rink, he doesn't have to say anything!"
Multi-Sport Talent and Going Pro
When Wayne wasn't playing hockey as a youth, he was pitching baseball or playing Lacrosse. In his home town today, some people still argue that Wayne was a better baseball pitcher than a hockey player, yet his father says his best game may have been Lacrosse.
Although offered a tryout with the Toronto Blue Jays, Gretzky turned it down to stick with hockey. At the age of 17, he played his first pro hockey game for the Indianapolis Racers. Two weeks later he was traded to the Edmonton Oilers.
Edmonton Oilers Records
At 19 years of age, Gretzky became the youngest player ever to score 50 goals in a season. During the 1981-'82 season, it took Wayne only 39 games to score 50 goals, the fastest ever in NHL history. That same season he set an all-time record of 92 goals, and he became the first player ever to score more than 200 points.
In the 1984-'85 season, he led the NHL in all scoring categories. The next season, he set an all time NHL assist record with 163 and surpassed his own all-time points record with 215.
The next two seasons, Wayne Gretzky and the Edmonton Oilers would win back-to-back Stanley Cup Championships. In the first ten years of his professional career in Edmonton, Gretzky shattered NHL records and lead his team to four Stanley Cup Championships.
Trade to Los Angeles Kings
In 1988, the largest trade in NHL history was made when Gretzky was traded to the Los Angeles Kings for $15 million dollars, three draft choices, and two of the best prospects in the game. In the 24 hours following the trade, 2,500 Kings season tickets were sold. When the season started, the total had risen to 13,000.
Sellouts became routine, and to no one's surprise, Gretzky scored on his first shot as a Los Angeles King. In his next two seasons, he again led the league in assists and points and passed Gordie Howe's all-time NHL point record of 1,850. Wayne did it in grand style with a winning overtime goal against the Edmonton Oilers, his former team.
The 1992-'93 Season
Wayne Gretzky's finest moment as a King came in the 1992-'93 season. Although a back injury kept him out of the first 39 games,
Controls
START
Go directly to the START/OPTIONS screen (after title sequence begins)
A Button
Slap shot (On Offense)
A Button (press, hold and release)
Harder Slap Shot (On Offense)
B Button
Pass the puck (On Offense)
Y Button
Wrist shot (On Offense)
L or R Button + Control Pad
Burst of speed in the direction of your choice (On Offense)
X Button
One-timer as a pass is received (On Offense)
A + R or L Button
Super Check (Arcade mode only) (On Defense)
START Button
Pause the game during face-offs
D-Pad Up/Down
Move highlight (Menu Selections)
Control Pad Up/Down/Left or Right
Move your skater over a team logo or star (To Select Teams)
Any button
Select highlighted team (To Select Teams)
Control Pad Left or Right
Move the skater to the team you want to play on (Pick Sides Screen)
Control Pad
Direct the puck (During face-off)
Control Pad + B Button
Pass the puck in the direction of the selected player
A Button (press and release)
Attempt a Slap Shot
Control Pad + A or Y Button
Control the direction of your shot
A or Y Button (quickly as pass is received)
Shoot a One-Timer
How to Play
Number of Players
Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars supports up to four players using a multi-player control adapter. The game's smart interface senses the number of controllers plugged into your Super NES console.
At anytime before or during a game, players can begin or join a game in progress automatically by picking up a control pad and pressing a button. This smart interface also allows one player to plug in a controller and play using either port 1 or 2.
In tournament and season game modes, players 2, 3 and 4 will join Player 1 on the same team. In Just Play mode, Player 3 teams up with Player 1, and Player 4 with Player 2. In Exhibition mode, players choose which of the one or two teams they wish to play on.
Main Menu Options
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Just Play: Press any button twice at the Title Screen to select this option. You will automatically play an exhibition game with up to four players, and teams will be chosen for you.
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Exhibition: This option allows you to play an exhibition game using any two of the 32 available teams. Selecting this takes you to the Team Selection Screen.
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Practice: This option lets you select and practice various facets of hockey. You will play as the last home team chosen, or go to the Team Selection Screen if none was selected.
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Tourney / Season: Choose from various tournament modes and a complete pro season mode.
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View / Edit Stats: Access team and player statistics, edit rosters, change team names or colors, trade players, or perform cartridge maintenance.
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Settings: View and adjust your game's rules, modes, and audio settings.
Practice Menu
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Team Practice: Take to the ice with your team against only an opposing goalie. Practice your passing, shooting, one-timers, and offensive game plan.
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Face-Off Practice: Gives you an opportunity to practice your skills during face-offs.
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Shoot Out Practice: Practice your shoot out skills by taking turns shooting and defending against Player 2 or the CPU.
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Done: Select this option to exit the Practice Menu.
Tourney/Season Modes
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All Star Open Tournament: Choose a professional team from one of six International All-Star teams. Guide your team toward a championship against a mixed field of professional and All-Star teams.
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Professional Tournament: Select one of 26 pro teams to play a tournament bracket against other pro teams.
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Pro Playoffs Best of Seven: Select a pro team to enter a 16-team bracket. The first team to achieve four wins in a series moves on, while other matchups are simulated by the computer.
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Pro Season: Choose a team to play in a complete, 84-game hockey season.
Pro Season Options
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Play Next Match: Play the next scheduled opponent listed on the bottom of the screen.
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Skip Next Match: Let the computer instantly simulate the upcoming game based on team skill levels. You may lose the game you choose to skip.
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Team Rankings: View rankings, games played, wins, losses, ties, and points for all 26 teams. Your team is highlighted in white. Scroll with the D-Pad and press START to exit.
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Season Schedule: View your team's season schedule. Previously played games turn white and display their scores. Press START to exit.
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Save Season and Exit: Save your current season, scores, and statistics, then exit the Pro Season option.
Returning to a Saved Tourney/Season
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Continue Saved Tourney/Season: Continue the last tournament or season you saved.
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Start New Tourney/Season: Erase previously saved information and start a new tournament or season from scratch. All previously stored information will be lost.
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Exit: Return to the Main Menu without playing or erasing any data.
View/Edit Stats Options
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View Season 94/95 Stats: View the rosters and 1994-'95 season statistics of all 32 teams. Use the D-Pad to scroll, the A Button to advance teams alphabetically, and the B Button to go in reverse.
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Player Ratings: View the individual attribute ratings for players on all professional teams.
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Last Game Stats: Look at the statistics accumulated in the last full game played, listing the teams and the top scoring players.
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Change Team Names: Edit the name of any professional team.
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Change Team Colors: Change any professional team's uniform colors.
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Trade Players: Trade players from one professional team to another. International teams are not available for trades.
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Reset Cartridge: Access cartridge maintenance options to erase or reset saved data.
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Done: Return to the Main Menu.
Player Stats Abbreviations
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DOB: Date of Birth
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POS: Position
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HT: Height
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WT: Weight
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GP: Games Played
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GL: Goals
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AS: Assists
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PTS: Points
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PIM: Penalties in Minutes
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SOG: Shots on Goal
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SHOT: Shooting Percentage
Player Positions
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C: Center
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LW: Left Wing
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RW: Right Wing
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D: Defenseman
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G: Goalie
Player Ratings Attributes
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Speed: Indicates the skater's overall speed.
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Shooting: Indicates the skater's shooting accuracy.
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Toughness: Determines aggressiveness, intimidation, and checking frequency.
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Awareness: Indicates the skater's offensive and defensive awareness on the ice.
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Overall: An accumulation of all attributes that determines the player's overall rating.
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