OT: Streaming games/NHL Gamecenter

[moogtown]

This is the first time in 10 yrs I can't have center ice. Switched to ATT Uverse who is not offering it. Does anyone know of any sites that I could stream from? Or any feedback on NHL Gamecenter. Good quality? Thanks.

[mgeise]

I bought Gamecenter today after using the free preview yesterday, and I really like it. I will be watching hockey every night with it and it is well worth the investment to me. The quality is better than any free stream I've ever seen and it's pretty comparable to standard definition television IMO. I haven't had problems with buffering or skipping.

You can buy Gamecenter and get a full refund within five days of paying for it, just for your information. It's certainly worth giving it a shot and seeing how you like it.

[joechip]

Originally Posted by Kaleta36

I bought Gamecenter today after using the free preview yesterday, and I really like it. I will be watching hockey every night with it and it is well worth the investment to me. The quality is better than any free stream I've ever seen and it's pretty comparable to standard definition television IMO. I haven't had problems with buffering or skipping.

You can buy Gamecenter and get a full refund within five days of paying for it, just for your information. It's certainly worth giving it a shot and seeing how you like it.

I agree. It's a little dodgy on a rural 1.5mbit DSL connection. But, it's just fine on ATT Uverse over an internal wireless G network.

Ta,

[Kruschiki]

I know the sabres are frustrating, but I wouldn't call them steaming.

[jlr]

I had it last year, and was pretty happy with it. I'm not renewing it this year for a few reasons, but quality isn't one of them.

Local games will get blacked out on Gamecenter. Nationally broadcast games will be blacked out too. Other than that, I was pretty happy with it.

[Buffaloed]

Hockey Streams is the best deal for high quality streams. Legality is questionable, but they've been around for 4-5 years.