Pro Sport Hockey score in. The AI-controlled players love to scramble inwards for the puck, making passing an awkward affair for both teams. Every time a physical altercation is done on the ice, the players get even more exhauted - punishing the player for roughing above and beyond the penalty box. Pro Sport Hockey Pro Sport Hockey, known in Japan as , is an ice hockey video game that was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super NES in . Each team uses the authentic NHL rosters from the 1992–93 NHL season; including all 24 then-current NHL teams and 288 professional hockey
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