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7.6 out of 10

WWF No Mercy

First seen: 6 january 2001

Information found in: from 11 sources in 3 countries.

Best Price: 44.94 USD

  • User Score (193)
    9.1 9.1 from 193 reviewers
  • Expert Score (7)
    8.5 8.5 from 7 reviewers
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Pros & Cons

  • ladder match, ladder matches, fun always, cool wreslters, slightly improved character models
  • sometimes slows down, slowdown on some modes, survival mode is gruling, entrances poorly executed, titantron entrance videos

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  • Reviews of WWF No Mercy

  1. WWF No Mercy

    Reviewer: Gaming Target
    17 May 2001
    Overall 9
    9.0
    Gameplay 10
    9.5
    Graphics 9
    8.5
    Sound 8
    7.5
    Lifespan 10
    9.5
     

    WWF No Mercy drips of greatness. Never before has the WWF been captured so well. Players will actually feel like they are a part of it all. The game features over 50 WWF Superstars, plus a number of hidden characters which even includes the Legendary Andre the Giant. This has been confirmed as the last wrestling game on the N64 to feature this engine, so it may take some time before we see a sequel, even if AKI and THQ have something special planned at Gamecube's launch.... Read more

  2. Reviewer: GamesAreFun
    19 July 2004
    Overall 9
    9.0
     

    Released for the Nintendo 64, WWF No Mercy is the pinnacle of THQ wrestling legacy. It includes an easy to grasp but deep grappling system, a story mode, specialty matches and tons of wrestlers. Read more

  3. Reviewer: Game Monkeys
    21 February 2008
    Overall 10
    10
     

    This review has been long enough that I don’t feel much need to re-cap it all. If you’ve read this far, you know what I’m going to say…No Mercy kicks ass. It’s THE wrestling game you have to have. Here endeth the sermon. Read more

  4. WWF No Mercy (N64)

    Reviewer: Evergeek
    14 November 2000
    Overall 7
    7.0
     

    WWF No Mercy seem to comes as close to providing a complete WWF wrestling experience as you can get without laying out in the squared circle and receiving a People’s Elbow or a full on body-slam. Read more

  5. WWF No Mercy – Second Opinion

    Reviewer: GameCritics.com
    2 weeks ago

    Despite having an identical rating, Dale and I arrived at the same destination rather differently. Dale notes in his review of WWF No Mercy that there are moderately remarkable improvements over its predecessors, but doesn't seem think these updates are anything ground-breaking. I disagree with that, but not entirely. Read more

  1. WWF No Mercy (N64): Brilliant but flawed wrestling game

    Reviewer: Dooyoo
    19 January 2010
    Overall 8
    8.0
     

    Up until the Smackdown games really started getting their momentum, the N64's No Mercy game was regarded as the best wrestling game ever made. Looking back, it's not so hot, but it's still a great game with many outstanding visuals. One of them is not the graphics, though; the arenas look great and some of the objects do too, but the actual wrestler models are diabolical. Due to the N64's poor capacity, each wrestler has one silly looking expression, and it's very... Read more

  2. No Mercy for the weak

    Reviewer: feed.us.shopping.com
    30 March 2005
    Overall 8
    8.0
     

    Let's get ready to rumble. WWF No Mercy is a very good game. That's the bottom line, 'cuz Stone Co Read more

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