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WCW vs. nWo: World Tour

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Wcw vs. nwo: world tour cheats for nintendo 64, rip the masks off.

To rip off the masks of any of the masked superstars in the game like Rey Jr., Hannibal, or Black Ninja, repeatedly press by the head of the wrestler when he's on his stomach or on his back to do the eye gauge or camel clutch submission holds, keep on doing this several times and you'll finally see the wrestler's face!

Contributed by: Gruel 

Unlock Diamond Dallas Page

Beat WCW Challenge Mode.

Contributed by: JPeeples 

Unlock ''Macho Man'' Randy Savage

Beat the NWO league challenge.

Contributed by: Nomad Z 2000 

Unlocking Wrath

Defeat the heavyweight or cruiserweight league challenge for the DOA.

Unlock Black Widow

To unlock Black Widow (female wrestler Manami Toyota), you need to win the World Cruiserweight Championship from the Whole World Wrestling league challenge (needs to be unlocked first).

Contributed by: Darin 

Unlock Glacier

To unlock Glacier,you must win any belt from the Independent Union.

Contributed by: twist of fate 

Unlock Joe Bruiser

To unlock Joe Bruiser (Muhammad Ali), you need to win the World Heavyweight Championship from the Whole World Wrestling league challenge (needs to be unlocked first). Joe Bruiser is a boxer that can't grapple and can't put the opponent back on the feet when he's down. But he has very strong punches.

Contributed by: Bazti 

Unlock WWW/Whole World Wrestling league challenge

To unlock the WWW, you need to complete at least one championship in every league (WCW, NWO, DOA and IU).

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WCW vs. nWo: World Tour

• Game Series WCW
• Release Date November 30, 1997
• Platforms Nintendo 64
• Publisher THQ
• Developer AKI Corporation , Asmik Ace Entertainment

WCW vs nWo: World Tour is a wrestling video game released in 1997 for the Nintendo 64 game console. Released at the peak of World Championship Wrestling's (WCW) dominance in the Monday Night Wars, World Tour was THQ's first foray into the N64 wrestling scene and is a semi-sequel to the lesser-known WCW vs. the World for the PlayStation. It is the second best-selling wrestling game for the N64 console.

Its sequel, WCW/nWo Revenge , would build upon the engine tremendously by introducing ring entrances, improved graphics, more arenas, more signature moves, actual WCW championships, attire modification, and other improvements.

Who will win this battle royale? The legendary WCW or the upstart new World order? Up to four players can choose their favorite superstar wrestler in a down and dirty rumble match.

Main Features:

• Over 40 wrestlers in all, including over 20 WCW and NWO superstars like Hollywood Hogan, Sting, The Giant, Lex Luger, Ric Flair, The Outsiders and many more!
• Each wrestler is capable of performing 30 to 40 moves, including his own signature moves!
• Five different gameplay modes!

WCW vs nWo World Tour Roster:

Buff Bagwell

• Chris Benoit

Wcw Nwo World Tour

• Dean Malenko

• Eddy Guerrero

• Eric Bischoff

Joe Bruiser (Muhammad Ali)

Randy Savage

Rey Misterio

• Rick Steiner

• Scott Norton

• Scott Steiner

• Steven Regal

• Ultimo Dragon
• Rey Misterio Jr.
• "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan
• Buff Bagwell

Dead Or Alive (DOA):

Independent Union (IU):

• Black Ninja
• The Unknown
• Master Fuji

Whole World Wrestling (WWW): 

• Joe Bruiser (Hidden)
• Black Widow  (Hidden)

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WCW vs. nWo: World Tour

• Nintendo 64

WCW vs. nWo: World Tour is the first of four THQ Published wrestling games on the Nintendo 64, developed by AKI.

Summary short summary describing this game..

WCW vs. nWo: World Tour last edited by KungFu_Grip on 07/25/20 11:19PM View full history

WCW vs. nWo: World Tour is the first in a line of wrestling games developed for the Nintendo 64 that was developed by AKI Corporation and published by THQ , it is the sequel to the PS-one game WCW vs the World , and the sequel WCW/nWo Revenge was the second and last WCW game for the Nintendo 64, followed by WWF WrestleMania 2000 once the WWF license had expired from Acclaim , and finally WWF No Mercy . Each game shows a huge progression from the last, and probably makes the Nintendo 64 the console of choice for any wrestling fan of the era, and still considered by many as the best era in wrestling games and wrestling too, the “Attitude” Era.

AKI also developed two games in Japan Virtual Pro Wrestling 64 and Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 .

• WCW VS nWo - 5 vs. 5 Elimination style match pitting only WCW vs. nWo
• Exhibition - Featuring 1 vs. 1, 2 vs 2 Tag Team match, 2 vs. 1 Handicap Match and Battle Royal 4 player elimination match
• League Challenge - Main single player mode where player competes against all wrestlers from the four Promotions to unlock hidden leagues and wrestlers
• League - Round Robin style league for for up to eight singles wrestlers or Tag Teams to compete against each other in
• Tournament - Knock out tournament for up to eight singles wrestlers or Tag Teams

WCW vs. nWo has a very simple combat system, based on the Fire Pro Wrestling series. Grapple moves are performed by using a strong or light grapple, performed by holding down the A button or tapping it. Also, a strong or light strike can be performed by holding the B button down or tapping it.

Once in a grapple, a move can be executed by pressing the A or B buttons, either with the D-pad in the neutral position or a combination of up and down being pressed, offering a wide variety of moves that could be executed.

Also in a grapple, the opponent can be "whipped" towards the ropes or turnbuckle using the Left-C button. Upon bouncing off the ropes and returning to the player, either variant of the grapple or strike could be executed. In the turnbuckle, much like with standard grapples, up and down on the D-pad with a press of either A or B will execute different maneuvers.

Players can run using the left-C button and perform a running strike by pressing the B button. Also running into the turnbuckle will cause your wrestler to climb up it and releasing the button would perform a diving attack, depending on the position of your opponent and if they were standing or lying. With certain wrestlers it is also possible to dive out of the ring by pressing A at the correct time while running at the ropes as your opponent is outside.

Taunting was also controlled by the use of the analog stick by pushing it in any direction, allowing you to raise your spirit meter. Once raising the meter to maximum it flashes with the word SPECIAL, giving you a limited time to perform the wrestlers special attack, which is often the wrestler's signature finishing maneuver. This is done by a strong grapple either from the front or rear of the opponent and tapping a direction of the analog stick.

Over the course of the game series AKI further refined the control scheme, improving it with each passing game and offering a wider range of moves and ways that can be done by the time they finally released WWF No Mercy .

There are 42 wrestlers to select from in the character select screen, but about only half of the roster were based on their WCW-contracted counterparts. The developers of AKI employed various facsimiles of Japanese wrestlers--to waive copyrights and licensing--of their concurrently developed Virtual Pro Wrestling 64 into the roster of WCW vs. nWo to add depth to the roster tally, even if it was at a superficial level. The factions of Dead or Alive and the Independent Union are fictional composites of the Japanese promotions Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling (FMW) and Michinoku Pro. At an initial glance, it is quite an impressive roster. However, when compared to VPW 64, it becomes plain to see that WCW vs. nWo was given the short end by having dozens of wrestlers less than its Japanese analog. This matter can be assuaged by the assumption that most of its potential audience would have been confused by the inclusion of 80 odd ersatz Japanese wrestlers. At least WCW vs. nWo has the distinction of having "nWo Sting" (as a unique character), Glacier, Wrath, and the purely fictitious Joe Bruiser as exclusive members of its roster.

The fictional characters and promotions created for this game are delineated by their real counterparts in parentheses.

• Chris Benoit
• Eddie Guerrero
• Dean Malenko
• Rick Steiner
• Scott Steiner
• Ultimo Dragon
• Rey Mysterio Jr.
• Steven Regal
• Diamond Dallas Page - Hidden
• "Hollywood" Hogan
• Eric Bischoff
• Buff Bagwell
• Scott Norton
• "Macho Man" Randy Savage - Hidden
• Sumo Jo (Genichiro Tenryu)
• Kim Chee (Koji Kitao)
• Blackheart (Tarzan Goto)
• Puchteca (Atsushi Onita)
• Hannibal (Hayabusa)
• Powder Keg (Kodo Fuyuki)
• Dim Sum (Jado and Gedo)
• Saladin (Abdullah the Butcher)
• Ali Baba (Tiger Jeet Singh)
• Wrath - Hidden

Independent Union (Michinoku Pro)

• Black Ninja (The Great Sasuke)
• Shaolin (Jinsei "Hakushi" Shinzaki)
• The Unknown (Super Delfin)
• The Claw (Gran Naniwa)
• Black Belt (TAKA Michinoku)
• PacoLoco (Dick Togo and "Terry Boy" Men's Teioh)
• Shaman (Shunji Takano)
• Master Fuji (Yoshiaki Fujiwara)
• Glacier - Hidden

Whole World Wrestling

• Joe Bruiser - Hidden (Muhammad Ali)
• Black Widow - Hidden (Manami Toyota)
• Console Fighting Game of the Year (1998)

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WCW Vs. NWo: World Tour Cheats for Nintendo 64

• Developer: Aki Corp.
• Publisher: Thq
• Genre: Sports
• Release: Nov 30, 1997
• Platform: Nintendo 64
• ESRB: Everyone

Alternate costumes

Press (C-Left) or (C-Right) at the player selection screen. Press (Start) on controller one while choosing a character.

Hints & Secrets

Character selection camera.

Use the Analog-stick at the character selection screen to move the character and adjust the zoom.

Automatic move reversal

When your opponent does a weak or strong attack (such as by pressing (B)), press [Right] when he hits your character to automatically reverse the move.

Rip the masks off!

To rip off the masks of any of the masked superstars in the game like Rey Jr., Hannibal, or Black Ninja, repeatedly press by the head of the wrestler when he's on his stomach or on his back to do the eye gauge or camel clutch submission holds, keep on doing this several times and you'll finally see the wrestler's face!

Unlockables

Play as wrath.

Complete DOA in league challenge mode.

Play as Glacier

Complete IU in league challenge mode.

Play as Diamond Dallas Page

Complete WCW in league challenge mode.

Play as Macho Man Randy Savage

Complete NWO in league challenge mode.

Play as Joe Bruiser or Black Widow

After completing DOA, IU, WCW, and NOW in league challenge mode, select the new "Whole World Wrestling" option. Complete the Heavyweight and Cruiserweight classes, to face Joe Bruiser and Black Widow. Both will be selectable characters after they are defeated.

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WCW vs. nWo: World Tour – Move List and Guide

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Move List and Guide (N64) by WSiglerJr

Version: 1.00 | Updated: 01/01/1999

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WCW Vs. NWO World Tour (Version 1.1) - Character Modifier Action Replay Codes (USA)

This page contains the Action Replay codes that I have for WCW Vs. NWO World Tour (Version 1.1) (USA), a game for the Nintendo 64. If you are playing on a physical N64 console then you will need to purchase a physical Action Replay device to use the codes you find on this page and website. From what I have read and seen both of these cheat devices have cross compatibility.

For those of you out there using an Emulator such as Project 64, you can typically add cheats by clicking on a tab at the top of your Emulator that will lead you to a section where you can add codes. Anyone who is using the Project 64 Emulator should check out my How to Setup Codes on Project 64 Guide for more information on how to get cheats working.

If you don't see the cheats you're looking for on this page I recommend you return to my WCW Vs. NWO World Tour (Version 1.1) Action Replay Codes page and choose a different section.

(Player 1) Character Modifier: 8006189A ????

(Player 2) Character Modifier: 8006189E ????

(Player 3) Character Modifier: 800618A2 ????

(Player 4) Character Modifier: 800618A6 ????

Replace the ?? above with the Character you'd like to play as from the list below.

0001 - Hollywood Hogan 0002 - "Sting" 0003 - Buff Bagwell 0004 - Eric Bischoff 0005 - Scott Norton 0006 - Kevin Nash 0007 - Scott Hall 0008 - Syxx 0009 - Macho Man Randy Savage 0101 - Lex Luger 0102 - Sting 0103 - Giant 0104 - Scott Steiner 0105 - Rick Steiner 0106 - Ric Flair 0107 - Ultimo Dragon 0108 - Dean Malenko 0109 - Eddy Geurrero 010A - Rey Mysterio Jr. 010B - Chris Benoit 010C - Steven Regal 010D - DDP 0201 - Sumo Jo 0202 - Kim Chee 0203 - Blackheart 0204 - Puchteca 0205 - Hannibal 0206 - Powder Keg 0207 - Dim Sum 0208 - Saladin 0209 - Ali Baba 020A - Wrath 0301 - Black Ninja 0302 - Shaolin 0303 - The Unknown 0304 - The Claw 0305 - Black Belt 0306 - PacoLoco 0307 - Shaman 0308 - Master Fuji 0309 - Glacier 0401 - Joe Bruiser 0501 - Black Widow