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All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 100
Daily Radar
An outstanding title that can do it all.
92
PSX Nation
One of the finest efforts yet from Sony. This is truly a surprise in this day of next generation consoles.
 90
GamePro
It shows a lot more polish and precision than previous versions, and will give you hours of hard checking NHL and international team competition.
90
Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
Easily the smoothest PS one hockey experience and it was the first to truly tackle realistic puck physics like deflections and tip-ins. [Nov 2001, p.50]
87
Sports Gaming Network
It is fun. I looked forward to each game I played and enjoyed every minute of it.
84
Da Gameboyz
The all new draft and practice modes allow the armchair coach and manager in all of us to experience the pressure of running an NHL hockey team.
80
Hot Games
It's the gameplay, though, where NHL Faceoff comes through, even outdoing EA's series in some respects.
70
Total Video Games
If you're looking for arcade hockey or you're into simulation games, FaceOff 2001 delivers both packages fairly well with all sorts of customizable options to tweak the game to your liking.
65
Happy Puppy
I was extremely disappointed in the lack of real improvements to the newest Faceoff game, as I almost always am.
60
CNET Gamecenter
If you're looking for a strong upgrade to NHL FaceOff 2000, you won't find it here.
54
GameSpot
You'd be better off with Electronic Arts' "NHL 2001."
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