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1. Wwf No Mercy 2017 Movie
2. Wwe No Mercy 2017 Theme Song
3. Wwe No Mercy 2016 Dvd
4. Wwf No Mercy Remastered
5. Wwe No Mercy 2016

WWF No Mercy did not just improve on Wrestlemania but took its bad points and good points and combined them to make a thrilling game. The problem was with Wrestlemania 2000, there was no storylines in the career mode, something in which is the real basis of a good wrestling game. In 2017, the pay-per-view was a Raw branded event. The song 'No Mercy' by Jim Johnston was used as a regular theme song for the events in 2002, 2004, 2006, and 2007. In the 2016 and 2017 events, the theme song was 'No Mercy' by KIT. In 2017, No Mercy moved to the September slot.

Do you smell what the Rick is cookin'? No, no you probably don't...

• 1Unused Championship Mode Path
• 2Unused Face Textures

Unused Championship Mode Path

The game was supposed to have Transfer Pak functionality to take your created wrestler in the Game Boy Color version and place him in the Nintendo 64 version. Once the GBC version was cancelled, the mode was dummied out, but it's still accessible with a couple of simple steps.

First, input GameShark code

Second, go into the Smackdown Mall. Choose 'Clone Superstar' and clone it to the 'Data 512' slot, which is in the newly-opened 'Superstars 6' group. Now the mode will be accessible in Championship Mode.

Listed as 'No Mercy Game Boy Color' in the Championship menu, it consists of eight matches. There are no branching paths, and your player character plays no role in the plot.

The story starts out with you being introduced by The Rock as an exciting fresh new face. Triple H and Stephanie McMahon interrupt, and introduce the plot: you have to win a series of matches before facing Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship. Your character then interjects with the single bit of dialogue that they will utter within the entire campaign, and the rest of it takes place as backstage dialogues between Hunter/Stephanie and (generally) your upcoming opponent.

Matches:
Dean Malenko
Tazz (Submission match)
Taka
Shane McMahon
Angle (has pre-match dialogue)
Benoit (Cage match)
X-Pac & Road Dogg (2 vs. 1 Handicap, Rock interferes)
Triple H (Ironman match, 10 minutes)

Winning the Championship results in a message that your Game Boy Color character is now playable on your N64 No Mercy cart.

This mode was fully written, and seems to take advantage of the fact that it can tell a unique story without involving the player character. In every other Championship mode, the opposite is the case, necessary for getting Attitude Era catchphrases and the like in. Opponents are all completely in-character, at least inasmuch as No Mercy portrayed them - Angle's cutscenes involve plenty of 'It's true,' for example. Some of the cutscenes, most notably Taka's and the one that comes after the Handicap Match, are fairly humorous as well.

Unlike other Championships, there is no title defense secondary story path - your Game Boy Color character would get saved into an open slot, and that's it.

Unused Text

Starting at 0x144354 in the ROM is text that was going to be used for this mode. Of note is that there's quite a few typos.

Unused Face Textures

Big Show

Big Show was taken off television during the development of WWF No Mercy, so he was taken out of the game's roster. However, using GameShark code 8029729E 0003 (or just setting the aforementioned address to 03 in a hex editor), his face can be accessed as a texture in the Wrestler Edit mode. The name of the face will show up as RROR (for ERROR), but will be available as normal.

If you wish to change the face at a later time, you will either have to change it in a hex editor or GameShark, wipe the character, or clone over the character.

The Rock

Several different versions of The Rock's face exist between the digits 77-7B. Oddly enough, two are normal, two have a raised eyebrow, and the 7B face only has a palette for the brightest skin color setting. In addition, no hair properly works with it. It's quite possible that one was an early placeholder.

Unused Sounds

The US manual shows a 'Records' option on the comissioner section of the main menu, along with a screenshot; it was used to see the number of matches, wins, loses, draws and win percentage of all wrestlers just like it was in the previous game, Virtual Pro-Wrestling 2. In this game, there is no Records menu in the final, leaving this sound unused.

Full Entrances

Wwf No Mercy 2017 Movie

Every wrestler had full entrances in WWF WrestleMania 2000, however, this game, during development, was intended to have full entrances for each wrestler, but they were cut for unknown reason, or either because they were glitchy or because of the cartridge space.

Regional Differences

The European version fixed the save glitch present in other versions and awkwardly removed visible blood as well, even though first blood matches and animations for reacting to bloodshed remained.

Wwe No Mercy 2017 Theme Song

Wwe No Mercy 2016 Dvd

WWE No Mercy was an American annual professional wrestlingpay-per-view (PPV) event produced by WWE. The first No Mercy was held on May 16, 1999 in Manchester, England. The event was held annually in October from 1999 to 2008, and from 2003 to 2006 it was exclusive to the SmackDown!brand. In 2016, the event returned as a SmackDown exclusive following the reinstated brand extension and aired on the WWE Network for the first time. In 2017, the pay-per-view was a Raw branded event. The song 'No Mercy' by Jim Johnston was used as a regular theme song for the events in 2002, 2004, 2006, and 2007. In the 2016 and 2017 events, the theme song was 'No Mercy' by KIT. In 2017, No Mercy moved to the September slot.

No Mercy dates and venues[edit]

References[edit]

Wwf No Mercy Remastered

External links[edit]

Wwe No Mercy 2016