BlameThePixel!

Quoted :: The Pope

How Do I Unlock It?
That’s right, you have no keys! This is how possibly the single developer, Mark Healey, currently at Lionhead studios, thought up the game concept for the martial arts fighting game. You might well have one or two keys for some defining moves or to release a certain charged up move, but other than that, all movement is done through clicking and dragging the characters limbs and body parts through the air and towards your opponent. It’s the kind of innovative game design that all of us wish we had come up with but hadn’t. It’s extremely original and opens up the dam to a torrent of new ideas and modifications it could bring.

Look, A Distraction!
Of course, violence isn’t the focus point of the whole game. There’s a football you can have a kick about with, you could re-enact your favourite scene from a movie or just hang around and chat about the weather. There’s no limits as to what you can do, since there’s no prescripted animations or movements, you’re free to do what you want to.

Just imagine joining a server with some friends already on and having a break dancing competition or a Simon Says round? Things to do with the game’s unique movement style would be in abundance and they’d ripple through the forums like a belly flop into a swimming pool.

A Prophet Speaks
There is only one thing that looks to either make or break this game in the future; and that thing is customisability of the game. It’s all well and good playing out Chinese martial arts characters but wouldn’t it be great to create your own matrix characters and then have the ability of bullet time fighting? Or sailing upon a ship in a pirates costume while you fight off invaders?

An interactive environment, the ability to record matches or meetings online, editable speeches and taunts, physical endurance games and precise but quick movement would make this game a classic.

And with the already promised abilities to have 8 players on a single computer (for XP only), this game looks to be the best present you could buy or play at a party. There’ll only be a small fee that’ll need to be paid either online or at your local retail store. Sensei over and out!

Quoted :: Glenn

Considing the press release date was set for March of 2002, it's safe to say it doesn't have a publisher. And it doesn't because I just checked GameFAQs, and it tells me there's no publisher. So, unless there's another game by the same name recently announced or unlisted, then your hopes are for naught. Sorry :/.