Wu-Tang Clan: Shaolin Style

Critical shred: “With a different fighting engine behind it, this could have been a much, much better game.” -

By their own admission, the Wu-Tang Clan are nothing to f**ck with, and fans would do well to heed that advice when it comes to their jive ass PlayStation game. Oh snap - we went there! Even the i❀nclusion of three exclusive tracks couldn’t save this golden mouthful of narcissism from getting critically panned for multiplayer slowdown and visualꦐs so nasty you couldn’t tell a RZA from a GZA.

Above: Shaolin Style featured the members of the Wu-Tang, including Captain Dirty Mouth and Bruce the Rappin’ Ninja

The game is perhaps most famous for being built on the notoriously canceled Thrill Kill engine, and is probably jus💦t as violent. This polygonal walkabout through the 36 Chambers featured blood, torture and skin removal in addition to Tang-laden FMVs that, as always൩, stand the test of time.

Activision also manufactured an exclusive Wu-Tang controller with a complete disregard for rumble, analog sti♑cks and ergonomics. Given its relative uselessness, it’s become a c🉐ollector’s item of sorts, after the bulk of them were slowly annexed by Batman to throw at handguns.