Talk:Superstar Ice Hockey

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Over at the Hall of Light they list various magazines in which this game hase been reviewed per this link:

Computer + Video Games 92 (Jun 1989) - Atari ST, PC, C64, Amiga versions
Your Amiga (Jul 1989) - Amiga
Datormagazin Vol 1989 No 9 (Jun 1989) - Amiga
ACE 4 (Jan 1988) - PC, C64
Info 23 (Nov - Dec 1988) - Amiga
Commodore User (Dec 1987) - Amiga
Computer + Video Games 76 (Feb 1988) - C64
Oberoende Computer Vol 1988 No 2 (Feb - Mar 1988) - C64

Salavat (talk) 16:11, 11 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Which English convention of spelling?

Which convention of English is this article supposed to use: U.S. English, Canadian English, or Australian English? This article presently uses non-American English spelling. I haven't played this game since the early 90's, so I have no idea which convention of English the game used.
The game was published in the U.S., with U.S. and Canadian hockey cities, by a company that had been founded by an Australian entrepreneur.

One thing I definitely remember and absolutely hated about this game: penalty whistles are 100% random. The game makes no distinction between a legal play and an illegal one; only what action triggered the penalty, so as to assign a related reason. My character spent a lot of time in the penalty box.
Christopher, Sheridan, OR (talk) 08:30, 20 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]