Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn Aims To Make Up For 1994 Blunder

Apparently, you cannot kill off the 90s, even the video games that were barely playable because of how terrible they were. Believe it or not, there is a market for those reboots as well.

Now, in a modern day take on the beat ‘em up classics of yesteryear, Shaquille O’Neal must master hundreds of martials arts moves and battle techniques to defeat hordes of enemies as he battles the mysterious Black Star Ninja.

Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn is looking to make up for the 1994 dud that was known simply as ‘Shaq Fu’. Check out the trailer above to see just how much things have changed since that time.

Shaq Fu currently has no release date.

Anthony DiMoro

Covering Content Creators, Twitch, YouTube, Streamers & the digital culture. Anthony has written for publications such as Forbes and the Huffington Post, among others, during his career.

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