Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style
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But where it differentiates itself from other fighters is that it can have up to 4 people fighting simultaneously. And instead of rounds, each character has a pre-determined amount of lives in each battle. When a character loses a life, he respawns immediately, until no life is left; then he is out of the game.
The game also features fatalities, but unlike most other games with fatalities, they don't involve inputing a special button sequence. Instead the fatality depends purely on what button was used to deal the finishing blow. Up to 5 fatalities can be unlocked for each character, 4 representing each of the face buttons and 1 for the throw move.
The game features each member of the Wu-Tang Clan as a playable character each with a different fighting style. For example, ODB uses drunken boxing, Masta Killah is a ninja with a big knife, Reakwon is a master of shadow boxing and therefore fights only using punches, The RZA fights with 2 swords, like a certain member of the TMNT and The GZA fights with a so called Liquid Sword, which is basically a chain with a knife on the end.
Mong Zhu and his minions are also unlockable characters.





From the slums of Shaolin, Wu-Tang clan strikes again! The RZA, The GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, U-God, Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon the Chef and Masta Killa all come hard, so it's best to protect ya neck!
Overview
When the last master of the ancient kung fu style of Wu-Tang, Master Xin, is kidnapped by the evil Mong Zhu, who plans on discovering the powerful secrets of Wu-tang. Master Xin's students, who also happen to be the members of the Wu-Tang Clan, vow to track down Zhu and rescue their master. Their journey takes the Clan from Staten Island to China, and on the way, they must battle with the many minions of Mong Zhu until they can finally face off against Zhu himself. But when they arrive in China, they find out that Zhu has already found out the secret of Wu-Tang and killed Master Xin, Mong Zhu then realizes that the Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing ta F' Wit.Gameplay
The combat in Shaolin Syle is similar to many fighting games in that it uses 2 punch buttons and 2 kick buttons along with buttons assigned to crouching and blocking.But where it differentiates itself from other fighters is that it can have up to 4 people fighting simultaneously. And instead of rounds, each character has a pre-determined amount of lives in each battle. When a character loses a life, he respawns immediately, until no life is left; then he is out of the game.
The game also features fatalities, but unlike most other games with fatalities, they don't involve inputing a special button sequence. Instead the fatality depends purely on what button was used to deal the finishing blow. Up to 5 fatalities can be unlocked for each character, 4 representing each of the face buttons and 1 for the throw move.
The game features each member of the Wu-Tang Clan as a playable character each with a different fighting style. For example, ODB uses drunken boxing, Masta Killah is a ninja with a big knife, Reakwon is a master of shadow boxing and therefore fights only using punches, The RZA fights with 2 swords, like a certain member of the TMNT and The GZA fights with a so called Liquid Sword, which is basically a chain with a knife on the end.
Mong Zhu and his minions are also unlockable characters.
Wu Tang "W" Shaped Controller
A special edition of Wu Tang: Shaolin Style was released that included a special controller in the shape of the Wu Tang signature "W". This controller is a very rare collectors item now. Wu Tang controllers 'aint nothin' to game with.TRIVIA
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Oct. 31, 1999
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| Aliases | Wu-Tang: Taste the Pain |
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