Ice Hockey (Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games)

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Ice Hockey
IceHockey MarioSonicSochiGames.png
Appears in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Info Manoeuvre a puck along the skating rink, and shoot it into your opponent's goal. The team with the most points when the time runs out wins.

Ice Hockey is an Event that appears in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games. The objective of the event is to score more points than the opposing team by shooting the puck into the goal, with the event taking place in the Bolshoy Ice Dome. A Fishin' Lakitu, Toads and Chao appear as referees in this event.

Gameplay[edit]

In this event, the player can choose how many 90-second periods they would like to play, being able to choose either 2 or 3. To start the period, a Fishin' Lakitu will drop the puck onto the rink in a face-off, and the player must press either the A Button or Two Button to take control of the puck as soon as it touches the ice. If the player is faster than their opponent, they will take control of the puck, but will lose it if they are slower. When the player has the puck, they can move around the ice using Left Stick or the +Control Pad, pass to other team members using B Button or One Button and shoot using A Button or Two Button. The player can also perform tricks with the puck. The player can perform quick dashes to travel faster by inputting their direction twice, edge turns to change direction by quickly turning through the other directions, a quick turn to fend off opponents by inputting all directions in sequence, and a puck toss to change direction while stationary by pressing Y Button or A Button. As well as the usual shots, the player can perform power shots when they have filled up their power gauge by handling the puck and performing tricks. Power shots replace the usual shot, and when used, the player can aim their shot towards the goal by sliding on the Touch Screen or swinging the Wii Remote. The power gauge empties completely after using a special shot, and will also gradually empty if the opposing team performs tricks on the player. When the puck is not in the player's control, they can grab the puck if they are near the opponent with it, and body check a further away opponent by pressing A Button or Two Button. The player can also switch characters by touching them on the Touch Screen or by pressing B Button. If the opposing team performs a power shot, the player takes control of the Shy Guy goalie, who they can move from side to side using the Left Stick or +Control Pad, and make a jumping catch by pressing A Button or Two Button when they are further from the puck. The team with the most points after all of the periods wins the event. If there is a tie at the end of all the periods, a Power Shot contest begins, in which teams take it in turns to try to make and save Power Shots, with the first team to make one that the other team fails to winning. When played in single player, the payer only competes in the final match, meaning they can only receive silver medals or better.

Tutorial[edit]

Controls[edit]

  • Let's begin with how to hold the Wii U GamePad and Wii Remote Plus for Ice Hockey.
  • Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will appear on the TV screen.
  • In this event, you use Left Stick on the Wii U GamePad to move.
  • In power shot mode, touch the Wii U GamePad touch screen and slide quickly to shoot.
  • In multiplayer mode, other players hold the Wii Remote Plus horizontally and use +Control Pad to move.
  • In power shot mode, hold the Wii Remote Plus upright and swing it like a hockey stick.

Tutorial[edit]

  1. Face-Off (Start)
    Let's talk about the face-off.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    At the beginning of a match and after a goal is scored, a player from each team competes for control of the puck in a face-off.
    To take control of the puck, wait for the moment when Lakitu drops the puck and it hits the ground, and press A Button before your opponent. / To take control of the puck, wait for the moment when Lakitu drops the puck and it hits the ground, and press Two Button before your opponent.
    Try a face-off now.
  2. Moving / Passing / Shooting
    Let's talk about how to move, pass, and shoot.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    Once a face-off ends, you can take control of players on your team.
    Move by tilting up, down, left, or right on Left Stick on the Wii U GamePad. / Move by pressing up, down, left, or right on +Control Pad on the Wii Remote Plus.
    Try moving around now.
    To pass, press B Button when you have the puck. You will pass it to a nearby teammate ahead of you. / To pass, press One Button when you have the puck. You will pass it to a nearby teammate ahead of you.
    When no teammates are nearby, you'll shoot the puck straight ahead.
    To shoot, press A Button when you have the puck. / To shoot, press Two Button when you have the puck.
    Try passing and shooting now.
  3. Tricks
    Let's talk about tricks.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    Tricks are special moves you can use when you have the puck.
    There are four types of tricks.
    The first trick is the Quick Dash, which gives you a burst of speed in a straight line.
    To do a Quick Dash, snap Left Stick twice in the direction you want to go while handling the puck. / To do a Quick Dash, quickly press +Control Pad twice in the same direction while handling the puck.
    Try doing a quick dash now.
    Next is the Edge Turn, which lets you change direction with a sharp turn while moving fast.
    To do an Edge Turn, rotate Left Stick at least 90 degrees away from the direction you are going in while handling the puck. / To do an Edge Turn, quickly rotate +Control Pad to another direction while you are handling the puck.
    Try doing an edge turn now.
    Next is the Quick Turn, which lets you perform a spinning turn to shake off opponents while handling the puck.
    To do a Quick Turn, quickly rotate Left Stick all the way around once while handling the puck. / To do a Quick Turn, quickly rotate +Control Pad all the way around once while handling the puck.
    Try doing a Quick Turn now.
    The last trick is the Puck Lift, which lets you lift the puck up and turn on the spot to face the opposite direction.
    To do a Puck Lift, press Y Button while handling the puck. / To do a Puck Lift, press A Button while handling the puck.
    Try doing a Puck Lift now.
  4. Power Shots
    Let's talk about power shots.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    The power gauge for both teams is shown on the bottom of the screen. When it is full, you can unleash a power shot.
    The power gauge fills up as you handle the puck and perform tricks near opponents, but it empties if you get hit by your opponents' tricks.
    To perform a power shot, press A Button when the power gauge is full. / To perform a power shot, press Two Button when the power gauge is full.
    When performing a power shot with the Wii U GamePad, slide on the touch screen like you are flicking the puck with your finger. / When performing a power shot with the Wii Remote Plus, swing the Wii Remote plus like a hockey stick.
    Slide quickly from the middle of the touch screen to the upper right to shoot right, and to the upper left to shoot left. / Swing from right to left to shoot to the left. Swing from back to front to shoot the puck straight.
    Try a power shot now.
  5. Defence
    Let's talk about how to play defence.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    You can steal the puck when the other team has it by approaching the opponent handling the puck and hitting the puck with your stick.
    Try stealing the puck from an opponent now.
    Steal the puck from opponents who are farther away using a body check. Press A Button when you don't have the puck to do a body check. / Steal the puck from opponents who are farther away using a body check. Press Two Button when you don't have the puck to do a body check.
    Body-check an opponent with the puck to knock them away and steal it.
    However, you'll lose a lot of time if the opponent dodges your body check.
    To control a different character, touch the character you want to switch to on the touch screen. / To control a different character, press B Button.
  6. Controlling the Goalie
    Let's talk about how to control the Shy Guy tending the goal.
    Single Player explanations will appear on the Wii U GamePad. Multiplayer explanations will be displayed on the TV screen.
    When the other team unleashes a power shot, you'll control the Shy Guy goalie.
    Move Left Stick left or right to move the Shy Guy left or right. / To move the Shy Guy left or right, press left or right on +Control Pad.
    Press A Button to jump. / Press Two Button to jump.
    If the goalie is in position, he catches the puck automatically. If it looks like the puck will be close, try for a jumping catch!
    Try controlling the Shy Guy now and make a save.

Control Hints[edit]

  • Handling the puck will sill up the power gauge slowly. Hit opponents with tricks to fill the gauge quickly.