WWF No Mercy Hands-On. The N64 is getting yet another WWF game from THQ, using the same engine that powered Wrestlemania 2000. New wrestlers and modes will be added. May 17, 2006 3:09pm.

The game engine used in No Mercy had actually been developed and in use for some time prior to the game’s launch, featuring not just in the title’s predecessor, the highly-rated Wrestlemania ...

THQ has certainly got a stranglehold on the videogame wrestling genre, as was proven with last year's WWF Wrestlemania 2000, the best and most popular wrestler to be had on any console. Packed ...

WWF No Mercy takes the number one wrestling game for the N64 and slaps in new matches, backstage areas, and new wrestlers. It's bigger than Kurt Angle's ego!

WWF No Mercy allows players to compete for seven different WWF titles, with each belt getting its own unique story. Stories can be replayed, allowing players to defend their title in a storyline.

However, there are no tag entrances in WWF No Mercy. So, even if you’re doing a tag match, everyone gets their own entrance. This especially feels weird when you use teams like The Dudleys.

There’s a nostalgia for old wrestling games these days. Specifically, the title we see most fans mention is WWF: No Mercy on the N64 – who didn’t own that one in the noughties? – but also ...

WWF No Mercy had one of the best rosters ever with the all-time favorites such as Edge, The Rock, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin among other wrestlers.

WWF No Mercy, which took its name from a pay-per-view that, shockingly, existed for 10-years despite never producing a memorable moment, is everybody’s favorite wrestling game.

WWF No Mercy Review If you're still drooling over Wrestlemania 2000, then the roster updates, graphical refinements, bonus secrets, and new modes found in WWF No Mercy should be more than enough ...