Thread: Why do people love those wrestling games from N64?
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Old 09-28-2010, 06:56 PM   #7
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Best loading music for WWF No Mercy... doesn't serve a purpose but it was in my head when I saw this thread.

As for the games, they were so easy to use, yet challenging for the time (if you played expert mode). A combination of the time, the popularity of the 4-person n64 console, wrestling as a pop-culture phenomenon all lead to these games being marked as instant classics.
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