WWF No Mercy

Released

November 17th, 2000 on Nintendo 64

Publishers

THQ Inc.

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Moby Score

8.2

#1,085 of 154K

Critics

86% (22)

Players

(48)

Ranking

#18 on Nintendo 64

Collected By

60 players

Genre: Sports
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Sport: Wrestling
Misc: Licensed

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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. Upon successful completion of a story mode, players will unlock the title they were competing for in the Exhibition mode, where titles can be won and defended as the players see fit.

A maximum of four players can compete in a range of modes, including caged and ladder contests and pay-per-view events. The player can also create an own event and compete for WWF titles unlocked in Championship mode. Certain matches are held outside the ring, in four different backstage locations.

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Executive Producer	Shuji Yoshida (as Syuji Yoshida)
Director	Hideyuki Iwashita
Assistant	TAKE
Assistant & Translator	Taq ''Masked Superstar''
Assistant	Shunsuke Katsumata
Support	Daichi Takeuchi
Main	Masaaki Kudou
System	SONG
Menu	Katsuyo Motegi
A.I. & Smackdown Mall	Yoshiyuki Odaka
Opening, Ending & Championship	Shika Nakayama (as Shika)
Technical Support	Hiro Abe
Graphic Director	Kenji Kimura
Chief	Kazuki Nishida Makoto Fukahori Yoshiyuki Oshikiri Daichi Takeuchi Yen Miyairi (as EN MIYAIRI) Masakazu Kato
Direction	Ben ''No More Mr. Nice Guy..''
Chief	Omi R&R!! Yuko Koba (as Yuko "SNIPER" Koba)
Support	Yoshihiro Nakagawachi (as Gaw) Daichi Takeuchi
Music Director	Ben ''FREEDOM!!''
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Cancelled Game Boy Color version

No Mercy was also planned as a Game Boy Color title that would link to the N64 version using the Transfer Pak. However THQ canned the GBC title, so the transfer pak special features were added as normal features for the N64.

Cancelled sequel

A sequel for No Mercy was planned, titled "WWF Backlash". The sequel was going to include a hell in a cell match, and a tables match. However, the game was 20-30 percent complete before being cancelled as the N64 was being phased out, making No Mercy the last wrestling game developed for a major wrestling promotion by AKI/syn Sophia.