Gaelic Games: Hurling

Gaelic Games: Hurling includes all 32 County teams, over 300 Club teams, and 12 major stadiums, including Croke Park, Casement Park, Parnell Park, St Tiernach's Park, Semple Stadium, O'Moore Park, Hyde Park, Fitzgerald Stadium, Pairc U Chaoimh, and Parc Tailteann.

Game modes in Gaelic Games: Hurling are Single Match, Season Mode, Manager Mode, Mission Mode and Training Mode.

Single Match is the fastest way to play a game of hurling.

Use the Single Match summary screen to set your favourite team and then randomise the other settings; such as home and way teams, stadium, weather, and rules.

Mission mode allows you to take up the challenge and feel the pressure with these historical matches.

Each mission has a handicap that a team must overcome; from seemingly impossible score deficits, to slim leads with seconds left on the clock.

Manager mode takes you from season to season, with features including a new calendar view of the fixtures, new training to guide your players’ development, season stats for all the players in the league, and leaderboards for all stats categories.

The extensive team editing functions in the game allow you to edit the names of the County team players, and to edit all details of the Club teams; including the team name, uniform style and colours, and the names, appearance, and details of each of the players.

The game also includes support for the Cameo EyeToy and Digimask that allows a player to put his/her head into the game on top of one of the players.

Four-player multiplayer is supported using the PS2 multitap.

The game comes with the Official GAA Hurling / Football skills DVD.

This DVD features routines which can be practiced to help master the key skills of the game.

Gaelic Games: Hurling for PlayStation 2 is currently worth €56.18 loose, €15.57 complete in box, and €18.63 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Gaelic Games: Hurling has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Gaelic Games: Hurling, loose is €56.18 and CIB is €15.57 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.