WWF No Mercy
In short: WWF No Mercy is a sports game released in 2000 by AKI Corporation, available on Nintendo 64. Our score: 9.5/10 (highly recommended).
This fighting game simulates professional wrestling with a roster of licensed wrestlers. It's known for its realistic (for the time) graphics and robust create-a-wrestler mode.
WWF No Mercy is a professional wrestling video game released in 2000 for the Nintendo 64. Developed by AKI Corporation and published by THQ, it is widely considered one of the greatest wrestling games of all time. The game builds upon the acclaimed gameplay mechanics of its predecessors, including WWF WrestleMania 2000, and introduces several enhancements that set it apart. At its core, WWF No Mercy offers an incredibly deep and engaging wrestling simulation. Players can choose from a massive roster of over 60 WWF Superstars from the Attitude Era, each with their signature moves and unique entrances. The gameplay emphasizes a realistic (for its time) grappling system, allowing for impactful counters, reversals, and a variety of holds and submissions. The game's innovative
Game details
- Developer: AKI Corporation
- Publisher: THQ
- Release year: 2000
- Platforms: Nintendo 64
- Category: sports
Our review
WWF No Mercy remains a timeless classic, offering arguably the best wrestling gameplay experience on the Nintendo 64. Its deep grappling system, extensive roster, and revolutionary create-a-wrestler mode provide endless hours of entertainment. While graphics show their age, the fluid animations and impactful moves still hold up remarkably well. The branching story mode, unique for its time, adds significant replayability.
Pros
- Deep and satisfying grappling mechanics
- Extensive roster of WWF Superstars
- Revolutionary Create-A-Wrestler mode
- Branching story mode with multiple paths
- Exceptional replay value
Cons
- Graphics are dated by modern standards
- Occasional glitches and slowdowns
- Steep learning curve for new players
FAQ
- Is WWF No Mercy compatible with modern consoles?
- Unfortunately, WWF No Mercy was released exclusively for the Nintendo 64 and is not officially compatible with modern consoles. You would need an original Nintendo 64 console to play it.
- Can I play as unlocked characters from the start?
- No, many popular wrestlers and arenas are locked at the beginning. You'll need to progress through the various story modes and unlock them by completing specific objectives or winning championships.
- Are there any cheat codes for WWF No Mercy?
- Yes, there are several well-known cheat codes that can unlock characters, arenas, and even alter gameplay mechanics. You can find lists of these codes on various gaming websites dedicated to retro titles.
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Last updated: 03/04/2026