No mercy 64
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double team moves
Backstage brawls
solid mechanics
Tables!
Stealing peoples finishes
Smack Divas in the head with a bell while she they are in bra and panties
LOVE
Backstage brawls
solid mechanics
Tables!
Stealing peoples finishes
Smack Divas in the head with a bell while she they are in bra and panties
LOVE
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I found my N64 with Chef's Luv Shack in it yesterday so i was gonna stop by the store that sells older games, N64, NES, Super Nintendo, etc. and see if they had No Mercy. But they went out of business.
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Oh, and one thing even a lot of hardcore fans don't seem to notice - in tag matches you can borrow your partner's finishers.
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For re-playability its down to No mercy 64 and Fire pro Returns.
Vastly different games, but I can play both for hours on end. As said before, the graphics may put some people off of the Fire Pro series, but the depth of play is awesome.
Grab an emulator and play them on your PC
Vastly different games, but I can play both for hours on end. As said before, the graphics may put some people off of the Fire Pro series, but the depth of play is awesome.
Grab an emulator and play them on your PC
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No Mercy was the only wrestling game that I spent any serious time playing. I think I logged more hours in create a character than I did in actual gameplay, but damn, it was deep. You could create fairly realistic versions of your friends, old wrestlers, and wrestlers from other promotions. I do remember having trouble trying to find a standard enzuigiri when creating Bad News Brown, though. Had to give him some flippy kick to the back of the head to approximate the ghetto blaster as close as I could get it.
