WWF No Mercy isn’t just the last WWF game on the Nintendo 64, it’s the high-water mark for all wrestling games. Released in 2000, this N64 game crammed more features, moves, and match types into one cartridge than some modern games manage across a trilogy. Want to create your own wrestler? This game doesn’t just give you the tools, it hands you the keys to the squared-circle kingdom: custom entrances, allies, rivals, even female wrestlers, all fully playable.
The storyline mode? Wildly ambitious, with branching paths, moral choices, and enough unlocks in the Smackdown Mall to make any fan of professional wrestling giddy. This wasn’t just a game you played, it was one you lived in.
Sure, it’s a bit blocky by today’s video game standards, but the gameplay sings. With tight grappling mechanics, a legendary roster, and full Transfer Pak support, WWF No Mercy N64 still fights its way onto every “best wrestling game” list, even in the AEW era.
At any price, this is a must-own retro classic.
Developer
THQ
Platform
Web browser
