For someone who will turn 40 before the end of the next season, it’s a balance between a love for the gameplay – which is better in NHL 21 than ever before – and a hatred for gimmicks aimed at a younger audience.
Your mouthguard doesn’t go in your mouth to protect your teeth, it’s a chew toy. You don’t play NHL anymore, you play Chel. The same is true with the NHL franchise of video game hockey. But, if we’ve learned anything from recent Stanley Cup champions, it’s that there’s a place for old-school hockey and a veteran presence. Sturdy veterans are bought out of contracts and replaced by kids on entry-level deals who can do things with the puck that will blow your mind. At 30 years old, GMs are wondering how much a player has left before their big decline. Today’s NHL is all about speed, skill, and youth.
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