10 Things WWF No Mercy Does Better Than WWE 2K15

10. The Soundtrack Never Gets Old

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrrrU55vOUI The days of WWE video games featuring the entrance themes of certain Superstars and themes for pay-per-views as its soundtrack are long gone. WWE 2K15 only has a unique soundtrack in that all of the songs were chosen by John Cena, having collaborated with popular artist Wiz Khalifa on two of the songs. The soundtrack didn't turn out being as bad as some expected, but what ever happened to just using songs by great bands: Three Days Grace, Puddle of Mudd, and Skillet? The soundtrack to WWF No Mercy is far better than anything featured in WWE 2K15, which is ironic since it consists solely of one song; albeit one that is ridiculously catchy and ludicrously addictive. While selecting Superstars and matches in the menu, players listen to same song over and over, and its lyrics are only the same two words being repeated over and over: "Dig dig diggity dig diggity dog." No one could have ever guessed that the lyrics to one of the most beloved songs in any WWE video game could be so simple and so great.