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WWF No Mercy

  • First released on 17 November, 2000 for Nintendo 64

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    THQ's second WWF and fifth wrestling game for the N64 will feature enhanced customization options, a whopping 80 snarling gladiators and Transfer Pak links with two GBC-only WWF games.

    Associate producer Mike Sparks boasts of a "guest referee" mode, in which any wrestler can ajudicate the action or start whacking away at the rivals at any time, and a novel "Smackdown Mall." Points earned by mastering the still-unnamed GBC Paks will be needed to buy costume items, unlock wrestlers and get other goodies.

    Platforms

    Nintendo 64

    Modes

    Single-player, Split screen

    Player perspectives

    Third person

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    Not available

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    Asmik Ace

    A Japanese video game developer. Founded in 1985, Asmik largely focused on the growing console market, especially the NES/Famicom. In 1997 they merged with Ace Entertainment, a movie company, to form Asmik Ace Entertainment.

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    syn Sophia

    syn Sophia Inc., formerly known as AKI Corporation, is a Japanese video game developer best known for their wrestling and fighting games in the 90's and early 2000's. After changing their name, they have primarily produced Style Savvy games for Nintendo.

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    THQ

    THQ Inc. (Toy Headquarters) was a global American developer and publisher of video games.

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