*Choose one of eight unique characters and fight it out on crazy interactive movie sets
*Every great move from Hong Kong is at your disposal -- gigantic leaps, hair-raising stunts, ten-against-one fights and more
*Unleash your most humiliating insults while you beat your opponents with punches and kicks
*It's even wilder and more fun when you're playing in multiplayer mode against your friends!
Normal Price?: $21.99
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Amazon.com Review
Do you want to party like its 1979? Well pull up a seat grasshopper, and get ready for Kung Fu Chaos, a silly but fun party game that's basically a kung fu movie simulator. You pick one of eight fighters to "act" in various fighting scenes interspersed with party games--think Powerstone meets Fusion Frenzy. After a scene is finished, you can replay the level as a 1970s kung fu movie, complete with commentary from fictional movie director Shao Ting.
Kung Fu Chaos has solid single and multiplayer play. In single player mode, you can play the Ninja challenge, which pits you against a clan of mysterious evil Ninjas. If you unlock enough areas in the Ninja Challenge, you can choose a character and jump into the single player Miniseries challenge, which has unique tasks for each character. If you opt for multiplayer, youve got the 12 level Championship game, where up to four human players can duke it out. There are also Battle Game, Freestyle, and Rehearsal modes, which can be played in either single or multiplayer.
The graphics and music are decent, not extraordinary. The game has a fun deformed-cartoon style, and the music includes both the theme from Enter the Dragon and Kung Fu Fighting. The voice acting is good too, especially during cut scenes and when characters taunt each other. The frame right stays smooth no matter how many characters are on the screen, which is good, but sometimes there is so much fast action on the screen (especially during multiplayer play), that you can easily lose track of your character.
Those who approach this game as a pure fighting game will be disappointed. The moves are fairly simple, and all of the players only
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