Wu-Tang Shaolin Style
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Paradox Development
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Success
Released On:
29 Nov 2001
Set in a fictional Shaolin temple, Wu-Tang Shaolin Style follows the story of three brothers as they compete against each other to prove who is the most skilled kung-fu master. The game's narrative is simple yet engaging, with cutscenes and dialogue adding to the overall experience.
The gameplay in Wu-Tang Shaolin Style is a traditional fighting game, with players controlling their chosen brother as they battle against opponents on various stages inspired by ancient Chinese landscapes. Players can use a range of martial arts moves, including kicks, punches, and throws, to take down their opponents.
Wu-Tang Shaolin Style was released for the original PlayStation in October 1999 and has since become a cult classic among retro gaming enthusiasts. Its unique blend of martial arts action and traditional fighting game gameplay has made it a beloved title among fans of the genre.
UPC-A:
4944076002062 (Japan)
Part #:
SLPM-86944 (Japan)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a martial arts fighting game where players choose a character from the outcast Wu-Tang clan to fight against the evil warlord Mong Zhu. Players navigate through different arenas, battling enemies to prevent Zhu from enslaving the world.
Story
The Wu-Tang
The Wu-Tang opened their schools to the entire community, offering equal opportunity to learn self-defense, not just to the wealthy or religious. As a result, they were cast out and have since wandered the Earth in hiding, secretly passing on their knowledge.
Mong Zhu
An evil Warlord and long-time arch-rival of the Wu-Tang, Mong Zhu, has come to power in the East. He believes the deadly Wu-Tang discipline is the key to enslaving the free world.
His search has led him to Shaolin, NY (Staten Island), where Xin, the last Wu-Tang master and only living adversary of Zhu, has come to rest.
Starting Out
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Press the directional buttons to highlight the character you want.
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Press the button.
If you have already begun a quest with that character, you will be given the option to either Continue or Start a New Quest. If you start a new quest, you will lose any chambers previously acquired with that character.
Navigating the Hubs
When you first begin your quest, you will find yourself in a large courtyard with several doors branching off from the sides. Different doors lead to different arenas.
Arenas that are not accessible are indicated with a gate or closed door that blocks your passage.
How to Play
STARTING UP
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Set up your PlayStation® game console according to the instruction manual.
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Make sure the power is off before inserting or removing a compact disc.
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Insert the Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style disc and close the disc cover.
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Insert game controllers and turn on the PlayStation® game console.
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Follow the on-screen instructions to start a game.
Mature Content
This game contains mature content which can only be unlocked by entering the password found on page 21. Otherwise, you will only be able to play the edited version of the game.
Follow the on-screen instructions to enter the password, or press START to skip and play the edited version only.
GAME FUNCTIONS
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+ = throw 1
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+ = throw 2
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+ = reversal
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++ = double damage (when Rage Meter is full)
Tech Roll
You can quickly get up when knocked down by tapping the Block button upon hitting the ground. Timing is crucial.
Dash
Double-tap the directional buttons in the direction you want to move.
SELECT
(Story mode only.) In the Hubs, press SELECT to bring up the Chambers Screen. (See page 10 for more details on the Chambers Screen.)
Health Meter
The long green bar below your character's name indicates the amount of remaining health. When you are hit, the amount of damage will briefly turn yellow, then disappear. When your health bar is depleted, your character loses a life.
Rage Meter
In combat, your character will increase its Rage meter by inflicting damage on other characters, and by blocking their attacks. The Rage meter is the red bar located underneath the health meter.
When all four buttons are pressed at once (+*+), your character will go into "Double-D" mode. All attack damage is doubled in this mode. An aura of swirling energy balls will indicate Double-D mode until the Rage meter runs down to empty and the effect wears off. If your character loses a life at any time, the Rage meter resets.
Life Meter
The number of yellow dots indicates the number of lives your character has remaining in that match. For example, if you only have one yellow dot remaining and your health bar is depleted, game over!
GAME RESET
To abort a game in progress, press the START button to pause the game. Choose Quit from the menu to return to the Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style title screen.
SOFT RESET
You can reset to the Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style title screen at any time during game-play by holding down SELECT, then pressing and holding START for two seconds. Performing a soft reset will change all game options back to default. You will also lose any Chambers that have not yet been saved.
MAIN MENU
Use the up/down directional buttons to scroll through the menu options, and the * button to select.
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Story Mode—Play as one of the members of the Wu-Tang Clan on a quest to rescue your master and save the world.
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Versus Mode—Fight against other human or computer-controlled opponents in the arena of your choice. Up to four players can fight at a time. Games with three to four human players require a Multi Tap accessory.
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Practice Mode—Choose your character and your opponent, then learn new moves and perfect your technique in the Practice Arena.
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Options—View and change game settings.
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Credits—See the names of all the people who made this game.
OPTIONS
GAME CONFIG
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Guard Damage—If Guard Damage is on, players will take a small amount of damage when blocking the powered-up or Double-D attacks. (See the Rage meter section on page 4 for details on Double-D mode.) Off is the default choice.
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Blood—Real fighting is messy, but this is a game. Turn off blood for a "clean" fight. On is the default choice (only with Parental Lockout code).
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Turbo Mode—Sometimes things just need to be faster. Off is the default choice.
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Fatalities—Feeling squeamish? Turn off fatalities to spare your delicate sensibilities. On is the default choice (only with Parental Lockout code).
CONTROLLER CONFIG
Change the controller setup (with the left/right directional buttons) to one of four different preset configurations, or create a custom control config of your own. You may also turn on/off the vibration feature (DUAL SHOCK™ controllers only).
AUDIO ADJUST
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Music—Turn music on or off.
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Music Volume—Adjust the music volume.
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SFX—Turn sound effects on or off.
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SFX Volume—Adjust the sound effects volume.
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Movie Audio—Turn movie sound on or off.
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Sound Mode—Switch between stereo and mono.
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Track to Play—Choose an audio track to listen to.
SCREEN ADJUST
Allows the player to adjust the screen. Use the directional buttons to adjust the screen. Press the button when finished.
MEMORY CARD
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Load—Load a saved game.
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Save—Save current game. See page 11 for more details on how to save a game from Story mode.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You may only have ONE saved game on a memory card!
RECORDS
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Story Mode—This screen shows the high scores for Story mode. When a player completes Story mode, they are given a title. Three factors
Controls
Crouch
Crouch
Block
Block
Up
Up
Left
Left
Down
Down
Right
Right
Punch 1
Punch 1
Punch 2
Punch 2
Kick 2
Kick 2
Kick 1
Kick 1
Start
Pause Screen
directional buttons
navigate through menu options
button
accept menu option
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