Here are the 10 best N64 wrestling games, each with unique qualities that made them stand out. 1. WWF: No Mercy (2000) WWF: No Mercy is widely regarded as one of the best wrestling games ever made.

Now we get into the crème de la crème of Nintendo 64 pro wrestling games, and that's WWF No Mercy. No Mercy was the last WWE game released for the N64, and quite rightly so, for it probably ...

WWE No Mercy for the N64 is undoubtedly the best wrestling game ever made. The game is so good that despite its age and retro status it is still played, loved, and applauded after all these years. Ad ...

With the Nintendo 64 Classics being part of the Switch Online service, certain games will just never be added to it. Here's ...

The N64 era of wrestling games still holds a special place in the hearts of wrestling gamers, thanks to AKI classics like WWF No Mercy and WCW/nWo Revenge.These retro WWE and WCW titles helped set ...

The Nintendo 64 has a complicated legacy for Nintendo. ... The best wrestling game ever created, with a massive roster, an excellent create-a-wrestler feature for the time, ...

With the return of N64 cartridges and PlayStation discs, there is a reinvigorated battle about which wrestling games reigned supreme. From WWF No Mercy to WCW/nWo Revenge, the war has raged for years.

Wrestling Reason to Own an N64 #2: WCW Backstage Assault. This latest free-for-all cart alloys players to frolic and romp around pretty much everywhere you'd want to except for one place: the ring.

WCW's Nintendo 64 legacy lives again, in mod form. Growing up, my friends and I were obsessed with Nintendo 64 wrestling games. That was all thanks to THQ, the AKI Corporation, and their AKI Engine.

Often said to be one of the worst wrestling games ever made, "WCW Backstage Assault" was a Nintendo 64 and PlayStation game released in 2000. What differentiated it from other wrestling games was ...

AKI also understood that create-a-wrestler is why wrestling games exist. Every post-N64 wrestling game has had create-a-wrestler, but No Mercy was 100% about it.