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Game Info
- Platform
- PlayStation
- Genres
- Fighting · Beat 'em Up
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- Paradox Development Studio
- Publishers
- Activision · Success
- Release date
- October 31, 1999
Summary
Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style lets you throw down with up to four friends in a chaotic, martial‑arts brawl that feels like a hip‑hop‑infused Mortal Kombat. The roster includes stylized versions of all nine real‑life Wu‑Tang Clan members—RZA, Method Man, Raekwon, GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Masta Killa, U‑God, Inspectah Deck and Ghostface Killah—plus a handful of mythic bosses that raise the stakes. The game runs on a repurposed engine from Paradox’s unreleased Thrill Kill, which gives it a gritty, fast‑paced feel, and a hidden code in the manual unlocks the full‑bloody version for those who crave uncensored action. Each fighter starts with a single finishing move, but you can unlock four more by grinding through the 36‑Chamber story mode, where completing challenges rewards concept art, new modes, and extra fatalities. A quirky collector’s item—a PlayStation controller shaped like the Wu‑Tang “W”—was released alongside the game, more a display piece than a practical controller, but it perfectly captures the title’s over‑the‑top vibe.
Storyline
In Wu‑Tang: Shaolin Style the narrative unfolds through full‑motion video sequences that follow a group of martial artists training under Master Xin, the last keeper of the ancient Wu‑Tang kung‑fu discipline. Mong Zhu discovers Xin hiding on Staten Island, declares his intent to steal the Wu‑Tang secrets, and has Xin captured, prompting the clan to vow rescue.
The clan battles through Staten Island, mainland New York and finally China, confronting Zhu’s minions. During a torture scene Zhu learns the secrets are tattooed on Xin’s chest, slices the skin off and kills Xin, gaining the knowledge. The heroes defeat Zhu, who triggers a gas bomb; RZA uses his own talisman‑bomb, shoves it into Zhu’s mouth, and the group escapes as the dojo explodes, while Xin’s spirit watches over them and smiles.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Multiplayer setup
- Split Screen
Alternative Titles
- Wu Tang Short
- Shaolin Style Short
- Wu-Tang: Taste the Pain Alternative
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