There’s a Ghostface Killah vs. Action Bronson Video Game

It's no secret that Ghostface Killah and Action Bronson aren't on the best of terms. Since Bronson started to build a national profile at the beginning of this decade, fans and critics have compared his nasally voice to that of Ghostface Killah, the Wu-Tang legend from Staten Island. The younger, Queens-bred chef-turned-rapper made an effort to differentiate himself, preferring vignettes of cartoonish luxury to Ghost's trademark free association. But when the comparisons persisted, Bronson suggested that they were no longer fair, and implied that the quality of Ghost's work had fallen off. As you might remember, that led to one of the greatest disses of our time, in which Ghost taunts Bronson in a rant that's synched up to the Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes standard "Be For Real" (filmed on a vertical camera). And though things have calmed down--and never made it properly onto wax--the beef has now migrated over to the digital world.

An online developer called Swamp Penguins has released a game that pits the two against one another. You play as Bronson, who's being chased by Ghost (who's actually a ghost) as you're soundtracked by an 8-bit version of the Mr. Wonderful single "Actin' Crazy." Read the publisher's description down below, watch the trailer above, or play it right here.

"The wonderful adventures of BronBron and the 36 chambers. Ghosts and ghouls and drugs and rap. Is the wu tang clan something to fuck with? Will mr.fabulous escape the clutches of the evil face that also happens to be a ghost? How hard will ghostface grab his nuts? What about the wu tang affiliates? Will killah beez come for dem kneez? How hard will ghostface grab his nuts? What about the wu tang affiliates? Will killah beez come for dem kneez? Find out next time on Whats beef. Then again what really is beef? Is beef when you need two gats to go to sleep? Or is it complaining about rappers better than yourself who you call your friends but you whine because they don’t tweet yo album and you from the streets."