WWF No Mercy

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

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

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

WWF No Mercy (N64)

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

WWF No Mercy – Review

Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Federation (WWF) franchise continues to be the money-making phenomenon of 2000-2001. Like it or not, names like The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin are now part of the nation's lexicon, and it's hard to go a night without seeing some sort of WWF-related event on television. This sort of rampant popularity has spilled over into the videogame industry, which thanks to astute developers like Yukes and Aki, allows couch potatoes to pull on... Read more