10 Things WWF No Mercy Does Better Than WWE 2K15

1. A More Extensive Roster Means More Variety

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgoBr022jfc As great of a game as WWE 2K15 is, it has its faults, with one of the game's biggest qualms being its limited roster. Not only is the roster significantly smaller from past years, it also doesn't have many new additions aside from The Wyatt Family and a few others with all the other playable wrestlers are available only through the purchase of a DLC pack. What happened to the days of buying a video game at full price and not having to pay extra for content that should already be included? Perhaps it's because the roster back in the Attitude Era was loaded with star power compared to today, but the playable roster in No Mercy was one of the best ever. You had your Steve Austins and your Rocks, but you also had a wide variety of other wrestlers to choose from. From Edge and Christian to Steve Blackman and Al Snow, there wasn't anyone from the time the game came out that didn't make the cut, which is why, even 15 years later, the game never gets old to play. There are so many potential matchups that'll keep you hooked on your Nintendo 64 for hours on end. Then again, there might never be another roster like there was in the Attitude Era, or in No Mercy.