Okay, WET *had* bullet time, and it was glorious in its B-movie, grindhouse absurdity. Rubi sliding on her knees, guns blazing, while the world slowed to a crawl was the game's entire identity. But truthfully, it deserved a more robust engine to truly shine. Imagine that stylish chaos without the occasional jank, letting you fully indulge in its acrobatic, blood-splattered slow-motion ballet. It was ahead of its time, just slightly underbaked.
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