NHL 21 Coins Now in fairness to the dev team the annual NHL technical tests are usually more of a stress test as opposed to an unveiling of new features. Given that the biggest changes to be expected for NHL 21 haven’t even been discussed in detail yet makes their absence from the technical test unsurprising. But it would have been nice to see something new. After having spent some time playing a few traditional online versus matches as well as exploring all of the World of CHEL offerings the differences from NHL 20 to NHL 21 are slim to none.

HUT 21 Coins The first and perhaps “biggest” change is that you can now customise your player’s skating and shot styles. The shot styles see you pick from a number of presets for wristers as well as slapshots but the skating style is much more robust. With a collection of sliders to tweak things such as how wide your gait is or how aggressively you pump your arms you can get some pretty impressive variance out of it. This feature also brings with it the decidedly creepy slider option of “spine angle” which innocent though it may be sounds downright disturbing. Other than that the only change is really the ranking system which is tied to seasons of play. The divisions appear to function more like a traditional ranked game and could make online matchups better but we’ll have to wait and see.

Electronic Arts Inc. announced today that EA SPORTS™ NHL ® 21 is coming to the PlayStation 4 And Xbox One on October 16 and unveiled a first look at Stanley Cup ® winner Alex Ovechkin as the game's cover athlete for the second time. Ovechkin has been one of the most influential and impactful players in hockey and has become something of a muse for the development team mapping the game's innovation against the game-changing impact he has had on the sport. This iteration of the franchise brings to life a revamped Be A Pro experience expanded creative gameplay the new Hockey Ultimate Team (HUT) RUSH and World of CHEL additions offering players the opportunity to create an Ovechkin-esque style and legacy.