Those who subscribe to EA Access have the ability to play all of the games in the vault, and the option to buy anything EA-related (including DLC and other bonus packs) with a 10 percent discount. NHL 17 is the 43rd game to join the EA Access Vault. This includes both single-player modes as well as online play and EASHL. If you are an EA Access subscriber, you can now download and play as much NHL 17 as you want. So what do you think? Are you excited to get started scoring goals in NHL 17? Are you looking forward to the new Draft Champions game mode? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.Sharpen your skates, members! 17 is now available in The Vault: /7pzbXqSty5- EA Play March 28, 2017 This new game mode is a faster, lighter approach to Hockey Ultimate Team, and allows for more of that fantasy draft feel.īe sure to read the official iDigi NHL 17 review as well for our thoughts on this year’s big hockey game. EA Access is not currently available to PS4 gamers.Īs far as major changes to gameplay, this year’s Hockey Ultimate Team will see some big overhauls, including adding a new game mode, Draft Champions. All progress made during the trial can get carried over once you buy a full copy of the game. To do so, you’ll have to sign up for EA Access to get started. If you can’t wait that long, and you have an Xbox One, you can start a 10-hour free trial right now. Make sure you get those hard drives cleared so you’ll have the space. The file size for NHL 17 is 19.65GB on Xbox One and 19.4GB for PS4. If NHL 17 releases anything like Madden 17, then it will be EDT, meaning those on the West Coast can start downloading and playing right at 9 p.m. The listing doesn’t mention if it is EDT or not, however. Lucky you, because NHL 17 unlocks right as the clock strikes midnight.Īccording to the listing on the Xbox Store, NHL 17 will unlock right at 12 a.m. NHL 17 is releasing tomorrow, and if you bought a copy through Xbox Live or PSN, you might be wondering when you will actually be able to start playing.
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