MARIO LEMIEUX HOCKEY codes for Sega Genesis

 MARIO LEMIEUX HOCKEY



PASSWORDS FOR THE FINALS:


Your Team Opponent Password

Los Angeles New York M3KJ WPUA FCB9

Pittsburgh Calgary Y2QJ UXA3 4U3M

Los Angeles Montreal ASTE EBCA ANSE

Pittsburgh Detroit E2TE PMC2 2J3A

Pittsburgh Montreal ENVA 7BC2 SN2A


OFFENSE:


When you gain possession of the puck, head towards the 

opponents goal.  The puck moves faster than you do so 

pass ahead to one of your teammates.  Be careful to not 

pass across the opponents Blue Line or it will be 

Offsides (Pro rules only).  When crossing the blue line, 

make sure the player with the puck is the first to cross 

or it also will be offsides.  Once across the Blue Line, 

hit BUTTON A to shoot at the goal (hit BUTTON A twice for 

a high shot).  Keep going towards the goal after the shot 

because it may bounce off the goalie, and you can 

retrieve it and take another shot.  


If the goalie grabs the puck, circle around the area 

pressing BUTTON A to knock down anybody in your way and 

to keep yourself from being knocked down!  The goalie has 

to pass out the puck or a penalty will be charged.  


If you're near the goalie, grab the puck and shoot or 

pass it to the other side and shoot.  When shooting at 

the goal, make sure you aim your shot away from the 

goalie (up, right (or left), or down on the D-pad).  

Also, remember if you get a ricochet back towards your 

player and you turn around, make sure not to cross the 

blue line.  If you do cross the Blue Line, don't cross 

back unless all your men come back across.  If your men 

aren't across, hit BUTTON A to take a shot at the goal, 

then cross back and attack!



DEFENSE:


Once the opponent has the puck hit BUTTON C to become the 

closest player to the puck (keep hitting BUTTON C until 

you are).  Hit BUTTON A as you come in contact with the 

opponent to knock him down and steal the puck.  Be 

careful, this is how you get to the penalty box or get in 

a fight.


As you follow the opponent back towards your goal, move 

back and forth towards him.  Doing this will allow you to 

get closer as he decides which way your going.  If the 

player takes a shot, your goalie will do his best to stop 

the shot (Note, you can't control the goalie).  If he 

catches it, wait until one of your men is open, then hit 

BUTTON B to pass it to the open player.  Be careful, 

because the opponent will try to steal it.  If the goalie 

can't catch it, you need to have a defensman close to 

pick it up or hit it away by pressing BUTTON A.


Information on shoot outs, fights and options are 

detailed in the manual.


SEGA OF AMERICA© August  5, 1994, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


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