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Description: WWF No Mercy, a game published by THQ and developed by Asmik. Newest Review: ... managed to release Andre the Giant and Cactus Jack. I’ve also seen Linda, Vince, Shane, and Michael Cole. Another ... more |
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Game Boy Advance Games Price Comparison
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N64 WWF NO MERCY Cart only
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£ 4,95 |
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£ 2.25 Availability: refer to shop website |
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N64 WWF NO MERCY Cart only
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£ 4,95 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 2.25 Availability: refer to shop website |
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by mmmbuffy - written on 15.03.01 (Very useful, 164 readings)
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There are a few wrestling games on the Nintendo 64, only two of them that I had played on were half-decent, those were WCW/NOW World Tour, and WCW/NOW revenge. These were two of the best wrestling games that I played on any console, only Smackdown on the Playstation was better. And then came WWF No Mercy. What a game! This game has everything, I am going to go as far as saying that it is the best wrestling game ever (although I have yet to play Smackdown 2). Just before I go into the options, I think that I should just point out my favourite aspect of the game. For those of you who don?t follow WWF, The King and JR are commentators, and The Rock, well, The Rock is ...
by - written on 21.05.02
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When THQ developed their engine for WCW/n.W.o. World Tour, we knew they were on to something. A wrestling game without an energy bar…like it should be. Finally, a game where the player couldn’t be whittled down to unconsciousness and pinfall by moves that should never pin a wrestler. Like in Wrestlefest, when a backdrop would take a quarter of your energy. Instead, we run on spirit. If your wrestler was down to almost no life, he could reverse a move and make a comeback, delivering his finisher, and ending the match. But the finisher wasn’t always the end-all, be-all. You could kick out of it!!! Now, THQ delivers No Mercy, the fourth ...
by mikester27 - written on 29.01.02 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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It's obvious, even before No Mercy was released, that AKI dominates the wrestling computer games market, not only in terms of sales but in terms of quality. Acclaim and others have tried and failed, WWF Attitude was appalling, and nothing on the excellent WWF Wrestlemania 2000. Therefore, even though this is a new game and some fans might like to see a total change from the prequels (WCW/NWO World Tour, WCW/NWO Revenge, WWF Wrestlemania), it's actually much to my glee that they chose to stick with the tried-and-tested formula used in aforementioned games. Basically, No Mercy uses the same control system, except with a few little tweaks here and there, ...
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