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'''Berg's View of Games''' (aka BROG) occurs as publication began by game designer Richard Berg. A magazine, which debuted around 1991 & recently went virtual, features reviews of wargames. A magazine is known for its thoughtful however typically savage tone, refusing to suffer jerky designs lief. 1 Globe War II game had this read: "Playing this game makes Sisyphus' task a lark in the park." Yearly, Berg's View of Games mitts out a satiric "Little Macs," which are then awarded for dubious accomplishment around play. A award is known as for recalcitant American Civil War general George McClellan, BROG was inducted into a Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design's Hall of Fame in 1997.
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All-Reviews Provides a review by Tom Allen. "Oh, it's true. It's true. No Mercy is everything we expected - a big pile of shit. Just kidding. Kurt Angle would definitely approve of THQ's WarZone-smashing WWF No Mercy." (3.5/4) Game Revolution Includes a review with screenshots by Joe. "Wrestlemania 2000 used nearly all of the N64's potential, leaving No Mercy little room to exceed its predecessor. It's really more of an upgrade than anything else...but a damn good one. " (B+) Sports Gaming Network Provides a review by James Chheng. "With such new additions as the ladder match, more in-depth championship modes, and new wrestlers, WWF No Mercy is definitely a good investment even with some of the AI problems found in the game. " (85/100) GamePro A review with screenshots by Cheat Monkey. "WWF No Mercy takes the number one wrestling game for the N64 and slaps in new matches, backstage areas, and new wrestlers." (5/5) IGN A review with screenshots. "No Mercy is a terrific game from top to bottom." (9.0/10) GameCritics Contains a review by Dale Weir. "Though not perfect, No Mercy is easily the best wrestling title on the market today." (8.5/10) GameSpot Provides a review. |
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