Hughes Brothers Make History on NHL 25 Cover

Hughes brothers NHL 25 cover

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The Hughes brothers have reunited in a unique way—on the cover of EA Sports NHL 25, set to launch on October 4, just in time for the 2024-25 NHL season. This marks a special moment in hockey history, as Quinn, Jack, and Luke Hughes become the first siblings to ever share the cover of the iconic video game.

Jack Hughes, a center for the New Jersey Devils, expressed the pride the brothers felt when they first saw the cover. “It was a proud moment for all of us. On the ice, we’re competitors who push each other to improve, but off the ice, we’re just brothers who love the game.”

The game will be available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, featuring EA Sports’ new Ice-Q gameplay system. This technology promises to bring “unprecedented realism” to the gaming experience.

Mike Inglehart, Senior Game Design Director at EA Vancouver, explained, “The new ICE-Q gameplay system offers players deep intelligence and complete control of the ice. It’s a fundamental shift in how fans will experience the game, with greater authenticity and intense team rivalries, inspired by the next generation of hockey superstars.”

For the Hughes brothers, being on the cover of NHL 25 is a nostalgic moment. Quinn Hughes, captain of the Vancouver Canucks and winner of the 2023-24 Norris Trophy, shared his excitement. “Being on the cover with my brothers is a dream come true. It’s the kind of thing you imagine as a kid but never think will actually happen.”

Luke Hughes, the youngest of the trio and a defenseman for the Devils, echoed the sentiment. “Our journey in hockey is one-of-a-kind, from growing up playing together to now being featured together on this special cover. We’re excited for fans to experience NHL 25.”

This cover isn’t just about family—it’s about celebrating the future of hockey. The Hughes brothers’ journey from childhood gamers to NHL stars on the cover of a beloved video game is a story that resonates with fans everywhere.

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