Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago

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Revisiting the game that first dragged me headfirst into the world of hack-and-slash chaos.

Now, I’ll be honest — this was never my go-to genre. But something about WET’s Quentin-Tarantino-meets-grindhouse direction, over-the-top violence, and Rubi Malone’s full-on Kill Bill energy had me hooked the moment I found it sitting lonely in a GameStop bargain bin back in the early 2010s.

I must’ve dumped at least 60 hours into it on Xbox 360, mostly chasing achievements and pretending slow-mo gunfights made me cooler than I actually was. On this revisit, the only things I remembered were Rubi’s Boneyard and that wild mission where you’re free-falling through airplane debris like a stunt double with a death wish.

Maybe that means it wasn’t the most memorable game… or maybe my brain just permanently replaced those memories with Rock Band 3 solos and long nights on Medal of Honor (2010). Hard to say.

Anyway, since I didn’t see many full playthroughs of WET running on RPCS3, I decided to give it a shot. The emulator gave me more crashes than Rubi has one-liners, but hey — it runs from start to finish.

I'm planning to dust off the PS3 soon and give it a proper second run if there is enough interest in this playthrough.
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RPCS3 SETTINGS (only listing things I changed from default)

CPU:
Enable SPU Loop Detection

GPU:
Framelimit - 30
Zull Accuracy - Approximate (Fast)
Output Scaling - FidelityFX Super Resolution 50% default
Enable -Write Color Buffers
Enable- VSync

Advanced:
Enable -Anti-cheat savestates mode
Enable -Read Color Buffers
Enable -Disable Vertex Cache
RSX FIFO ACCURACY - ATOMIC
Driver Wake-Up Delay - 1
VBank Frequency - 120Hz

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