Does anyone remember Shaq-Fu?

[Ibis, God of Magicks]

Man, that game was hilarius! You played as shaq walking around killing the bad guys with his mysterious "shaq-fu" :)

[Daarkseid]

I was too fucking afraid of the premise to even consider renting the game.

[WarOmnimon]

Yeah, that was a funny game. Do a favor and get the Genesis version, it has more characters than the SNES version, which has about 7. About 12 to 14 in the Genesis version.

[KingArthur]

AHH! I"M HAUNTED BY THE MEMORIES! NEVER MENTION THAT GAME AGAIN!

Really, it sucked.

[AlphaDawg]

Click here (http://mvt3k.overclocked.org/episode008.htm) for a Overclocked article on Shaq Fu. It sums up my opinion of the "game" in a nutcase.

I was unfortunate enough to rent this "game" in 1994 I think and haven't recovered yet.

[AtmaWeapon]

I remember it made NP's "Top 10 worst games of all time" in the 100th issue special.

[Ibis, God of Magicks]

Originally posted by AtmaWeapon
I remember it made NP's "Top 10 worst games of all time" in the 100th issue special.

I do believe that it was the number 1 worst game of all time...

[satanman]

heh. I've still got that game on megadrive, it's actually pretty good, although I'm crap with fighting games.
The thing is, there are MUCH worse games about for the 16-bit consoles.

[Dart Zaidyer]

You know what I think was the worst SNES game?

American Gladiators.

That game was the most horrible insult to a great show if I ever saw one.

[Yoshiman]

Orginally posted by Ibis_god_of_Magicks
I do believe that it was the number 1 worst game of all time...
No, Bebe's Kids was #1. And I belive the game was Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City.

[Triffid]

I bought the snes version for $3, it wasn't worth it.
It might be possible to beat, but it doesn't make me want to.