***** The thing is, Clay Fighter 33 did have those things, but I still regard this as a much superior and class game. That said, there were some elements of CF33 that I actually liked. A 2D based fighter where you can knock each other into so many different backgrounds.
I see many people saying Clay Fighter 1 is superior.. I like this one better, and I like Clay Fighter 63 more than Sculptor's cut. Sculptor's cut doesn't feel complete, and especially Kung Pow moves changed and the options are horrid.
Olvidarlo jamás!! Jaja, aquí estoy recordandolo, lo jugaba porque había una tienda oficial de Nintendo en Usaquén (Bogotá) y me dejaban jugar gratis con la condición de que no podia elegir qué jugar, solo se podía lo que estaba en exhibición, inicialmente lo detestaba porque no era lo que estaba de moda, pero al cabo de 1 hora ya lo amaba y de hecho lo quería dominar completamente, creo que luego apareció Killer Instinct y hacia allá se giró toda la atención. Ahora con el internet descubrí que hasta contrataron bailarinas para la presentación de Killer Instinct :O
They're just sprites like any other SNES game. They're digitized from actual clay models, sure, but it's literally the exact same process used to create Goro, Kintaro, Motaro, and Sheeva in the Mortal Kombat games. There isn't any extra processing going on that something like, say, Street Fighter 2 is doing.
Nice playthrough. Bad Mr. Frosty was the original badass of the ClayFighter series. He was much more fun to play in this game than the N64 version. Stay COOL.... ⛄
Ickybod clay should of made an appearance. The game plays better then the original but I think the original is better due to the fighters, some of the new fighters are pretty cool; Overall, I played Clay fighters not because it was good but because it was weird.I also played Buzzy for the same reason lol.
Sí, muchos nos sentimos así, era típico de la época que los productores generaran ese sentimiento. Cuando salió Mortal Kombat yo no podía con las fatalities, demasiado violento para mi, luego me acostumbré y entonces salió Virtua Fighter y yo pensaba que eran personajes reales o que era otro mundo alterno, y luego Clay Fighter y luego Killer Instinct y ya les fui perdiendo el miedo. Los 90s para mi fueron una época de terror realmente.
Clay Fighter 2 was such a giant step in the right direction, it's sad that Clay Fighter 3 took 50 giants steps backwards. This could have been a good series that would be still going today.
***** Sadly I know, sadly I know. I am a fan of the original Fallouts (1, 2) and several other titles that Interplay had made/published, including a couple of its Star Trek games.. It is a shame what has befallen to it and other such studios like Origin (the developer, not EA's online store/DRM service), Westwood, Maxis, and several others that were such big names in the 80s/90s. How often I wish I could go back in time with a big pile of money, buy up Interplay's debts in return for a position as a shareholder and one of the company's head honcho's, and see to it that titles such as Fallout 3/Van Buren, a new Descent, Freespace, and other such titles would be released. (and I would try to get Blizzard to sign up with Interplay again (instead of Vivendi/Activision) as they did release some of their earlier titles through Iplay such as Lost Vikings and Blackhawk)
***** I grew up with such old greats as Interplay and Lucasarts and the studios that published through them. (I sadly ignored Origin, Westwood, and Maxis at the time, only now I realize what I have been missing) I loved so many of their PC titles and I played also many of their console titles (which reminds me, I need to pick up a copy of Claymates) Lost Vikings on the SNES was great, though I kind of prefer Lost Vikings 2 on the PC/PSX (but I have played the SNES version) Is Rad Gravity still fun to play through Emulator these days? As a Star Trek nerd 25th Anniversary and Judgment Rites were the titles to scratch the itch to play games in that setting. (I do however like some of Activision's ST titles as well) And of course such titles as MDK and MDK2 (Bioware before they went nuts), Giants: Citizen Kabuto. I miss those days and I am saddened that they will never will come back or that we will probably never experience similar great days in the future seeing how the games industry is these days.
***** I think we have reached a point in the history of gaming that the model of development and publishing that the major publishers maintain can barely sustain itself any more. They need to spend millions on development costs and advertisement and need to make so many millions back in order to make up for the costs and get some profit as well. They have been trying to cut back on the development costs but still expect to make hundreds of millions on a game based on the brand/name alone and an advertisement campaign. I think we are long overdue to see some major publishers actually loose ground/money on the game market and start collapsing. Some of the publishers in Japan are already in trouble and I wonder how long it is going to take until it blows over to the West. Not that I am complaining as the Western game industry has become a bloated beast that is suffering from out of control hype, public correctness, and a reluctance to actually invest into new creative efforts, all the while the CEOs and upper staff are making idiotic large incomes and bonuses. But will any decline of the giants be enough to restore the game industry to some state of equilibrium?
It's a shame the visuals for this game are nowhere near the quality of the first one. I don't just mean the smaller sprites, I mean the quality of their animation. A lot less frames, and they come off a bit stiff. Shame really.
Does anyone realize that the pose Hoppy makes for his idle animation is identical to that of Donkey Kong's official artwork for _Super Smash Bros. Brawl?_
For some reason, I think the kangaroo in the middle of the crowd of the boxing stage looks a bit like Jack Nicholson. I like the one on the right with the Don King hair.
mechanics are great, but the graphics weren't all that good.. it would have been epic to have the first game with this type of speed and control. the tournament edition came pretty close though..
Amazing that this game is considered the best one in the entire series, because it's still a massive pile of shit. Really shows you just how abysmal the other ones are.
![CLAYFIGHTERS 2 - ( SNES ) - [ BLOB ] - PLAYTHROUGH](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jb47jKqRuH0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Clay Fighter 2 [SNES] - play as Butch](/img/n.gif)
So the bad Mr Frosty is where Christian Bale got the idea for his Batman voice? Good to know.
That is Christian bale
I prefer Jim Cummings in The N64 version
Now I can imagine him winning a match then picking his opponent up yelling "WHERE ARE THE OTHER DRUGS GOING!?"
"HOCKEY PANTS"
🤣🤣🤣
The kangoo stage is truly terrifying
Shit used to give me nightmares when I was a kid. WHY WAS THIS GAME SO DARK
Deborah Rolski the crib stage is more disturbing
Truly an ugly crowd. Maybe this stage is near one of those toxic waste dumps.
Killer stage music though.
@@PhoenixAlaris93 "I think I'm gonna be sick..."
The backgrounds in this game are amazing. I wonder what became of all those clay models after the game was done... they should be in a museum!
Every single background in this game is absolutely horrifying.
+professors84 agreed
Googoo's background gave me the chills.
@@gioprower4186 it is true!
Goo goo's stage is truly chilling,unstetting,perturbing and horrifyng... but his music is truly beautiful
It's fair
Pues ay más o menos está regular
Clay Fighters was one of those games that was so terrible that it was good LOL
this game was awesome and still is
No, it is not and you know it!
It's a lame game
@@burntyper f|_|₢k y0u.
@@juancho5864 f|_|₢k y0u.
Seems kinda strange to have more stages than fighters. You had to re-fight Blob at Mount Mushmore.
Well there was one more character that was gonna be in the game named Lucy The Gorilla. But wasn't in the final version for unknown reasons.
@@wolfhurricane897 Time constraints. The game was hit with a six-month development cycle.
@@Falcovsleon21Explains why it's so ugly ngl
The best of the Clayfighter games. This one looks and sound cool and still plays well.
If only they kept it at this level.
***** The thing is, Clay Fighter 33 did have those things, but I still regard this as a much superior and class game.
That said, there were some elements of CF33 that I actually liked. A 2D based fighter where you can knock each other into so many different backgrounds.
I see many people saying Clay Fighter 1 is superior.. I like this one better, and I like Clay Fighter 63 more than Sculptor's cut. Sculptor's cut doesn't feel complete, and especially Kung Pow moves changed and the options are horrid.
One of my all time favorites.
I miss the 90s!!!!!!!!
Pedro Granja So do I.... so do I.... *sobs*
Don’t forget, Jazzh0I3, growing *old* is mandatory, growing *up* is optional.
I loved this game as a kid
Este juego es genial, no se como lo han olvidado 😢
Olvidarlo jamás!! Jaja, aquí estoy recordandolo, lo jugaba porque había una tienda oficial de Nintendo en Usaquén (Bogotá) y me dejaban jugar gratis con la condición de que no podia elegir qué jugar, solo se podía lo que estaba en exhibición, inicialmente lo detestaba porque no era lo que estaba de moda, pero al cabo de 1 hora ya lo amaba y de hecho lo quería dominar completamente, creo que luego apareció Killer Instinct y hacia allá se giró toda la atención. Ahora con el internet descubrí que hasta contrataron bailarinas para la presentación de Killer Instinct :O
I member how much of a pain in the ass it was 2 defeat hoppy. He had so many unfair advantages due 2 his crazy speed.
Yes, and this guy played it on normal... He edit really well because he can't beat this shit on Hard.
When I was a kid this game gave me nightmares but I played it a lot
Are you certain about that?
Kangoo: " jackson punch "
Nana : " feel this "
Mi infancia ctm, jugaba este juego de muy niño, ahora a los 20 años me vengo enterando de su nombre q recuerdos
What ctm
Chingon , también yo lo jugaba carnal
@@fernandonunezvazquez7414pero si ese juego yo lo jugaba de niño en 1995...
@@deltakid0 también eres de los 90s'?
@@fernandonunezvazquez7414 soy del 83, así que para cuando salió ese juego yo tendría ~12 años
if 18 minutes is considered a long play, imagine what the speed runs are like
6 Minutes
anyone else notice the crib and sea levels sound like the refrain from "love isnt always on time"
I think this game pushes the hardware limits of SNES cuz y'know, 3D clay graphics
They're just sprites like any other SNES game. They're digitized from actual clay models, sure, but it's literally the exact same process used to create Goro, Kintaro, Motaro, and Sheeva in the Mortal Kombat games. There isn't any extra processing going on that something like, say, Street Fighter 2 is doing.
What about the SNES Mario games?
+SoundBlaster The Deceptihog (TH-cam) Same thing. Sprites.
Shadow the TH-camr they haven't really aged well :|
Clay Fighter 63 was a very good looking game for it's time as well.
Stay cool..!
Nice playthrough. Bad Mr. Frosty was the original badass of the ClayFighter series. He was much more fun to play in this game than the N64 version. Stay COOL.... ⛄
I love this game. Goo Goo is my best fighter, followed by Hoppy and Bad Mr. Frosty. Tournament mode is my favorite part of the game.
My best fighters are Octohead, Blob and Tiny.
I love the music on this game.
After years i found it. Bad Mr. Frosty is Badass! 😁
Been on my Virtual Console Wish List for months.
Goo Goo looks like a liberal college kid safe spacer.
Now if this game was made with the Silicon Graphics Software that RareWare had it would look more like Killer Instinct which was smoother.
So next Clayfighters, why not use Earthworm Jim?
Ickybod clay should of made an appearance. The game plays better then the original but I think the original is better due to the fighters, some of the new fighters are pretty cool; Overall, I played Clay fighters not because it was good but because it was weird.I also played Buzzy for the same reason lol.
na época eu jogava no super Nintendo,esse jogo eu achava meio estranho esse jogo ,assustador!
Sí, muchos nos sentimos así, era típico de la época que los productores generaran ese sentimiento.
Cuando salió Mortal Kombat yo no podía con las fatalities, demasiado violento para mi, luego me acostumbré y entonces salió Virtua Fighter y yo pensaba que eran personajes reales o que era otro mundo alterno, y luego Clay Fighter y luego Killer Instinct y ya les fui perdiendo el miedo.
Los 90s para mi fueron una época de terror realmente.
Eu me lembro de jogar este jogo na casa dos meus amigos. Era top!
They should bring this back on x box and modify the characters.
I'd played the original and 64, but didn't know about this one. Its roster looks very tame compared to the other two
Stay cool!
jesus, what kind of stage is that while fighting Kangoo. That's like fighting to death with Gods seeing you from above.
Mike Tyson is on the furthest right if you look closely.
That stage is nightmare fuel
the characters reminds me those from Michael Jackson - Speed Demon video lol
Yeah, gods wearing blackface
I think two of them are supposed to resemble Jack Nicholson and Micheal Jackson when they were at some award show in the early 90's
Clay Fighter 2 was such a giant step in the right direction, it's sad that Clay Fighter 3 took 50 giants steps backwards. This could have been a good series that would be still going today.
SonicLamb Interplay announced a new Clay Fighter recently!!
andoc In a zombie-esque way, it still shuffles along, moans once in a while, but it would be better off if it was shot in the head and be done with.
*****
Sadly I know, sadly I know.
I am a fan of the original Fallouts (1, 2) and several other titles that Interplay had made/published, including a couple of its Star Trek games..
It is a shame what has befallen to it and other such studios like Origin (the developer, not EA's online store/DRM service), Westwood, Maxis, and several others that were such big names in the 80s/90s.
How often I wish I could go back in time with a big pile of money, buy up Interplay's debts in return for a position as a shareholder and one of the company's head honcho's, and see to it that titles such as Fallout 3/Van Buren, a new Descent, Freespace, and other such titles would be released. (and I would try to get Blizzard to sign up with Interplay again (instead of Vivendi/Activision) as they did release some of their earlier titles through Iplay such as Lost Vikings and Blackhawk)
***** I grew up with such old greats as Interplay and Lucasarts and the studios that published through them. (I sadly ignored Origin, Westwood, and Maxis at the time, only now I realize what I have been missing)
I loved so many of their PC titles and I played also many of their console titles (which reminds me, I need to pick up a copy of Claymates)
Lost Vikings on the SNES was great, though I kind of prefer Lost Vikings 2 on the PC/PSX (but I have played the SNES version)
Is Rad Gravity still fun to play through Emulator these days?
As a Star Trek nerd 25th Anniversary and Judgment Rites were the titles to scratch the itch to play games in that setting. (I do however like some of Activision's ST titles as well)
And of course such titles as MDK and MDK2 (Bioware before they went nuts), Giants: Citizen Kabuto.
I miss those days and I am saddened that they will never will come back or that we will probably never experience similar great days in the future seeing how the games industry is these days.
*****
I think we have reached a point in the history of gaming that the model of development and publishing that the major publishers maintain can barely sustain itself any more.
They need to spend millions on development costs and advertisement and need to make so many millions back in order to make up for the costs and get some profit as well.
They have been trying to cut back on the development costs but still expect to make hundreds of millions on a game based on the brand/name alone and an advertisement campaign.
I think we are long overdue to see some major publishers actually loose ground/money on the game market and start collapsing.
Some of the publishers in Japan are already in trouble and I wonder how long it is going to take until it blows over to the West.
Not that I am complaining as the Western game industry has become a bloated beast that is suffering from out of control hype, public correctness, and a reluctance to actually invest into new creative efforts, all the while the CEOs and upper staff are making idiotic large incomes and bonuses.
But will any decline of the giants be enough to restore the game industry to some state of equilibrium?
The only thing I don't like about this game is the fact that it has that gangsta baby level
This game needs a total remake
It's a shame the visuals for this game are nowhere near the quality of the first one. I don't just mean the smaller sprites, I mean the quality of their animation. A lot less frames, and they come off a bit stiff. Shame really.
ShelltoonTV1 this game plays a lot better though
@@TheTrueBro not enough
Mr frosty a wrestler to a zombie killer
Minha infância
Does anyone realize that the pose Hoppy makes for his idle animation is identical to that of Donkey Kong's official artwork for _Super Smash Bros. Brawl?_
No.
Bad Mr Frosty always stood out then everyone....he's always bad and cool...
He's also no one's fool
@Desmond Shannon he should of had a colorful Mohawk
For some reason, I think the kangaroo in the middle of the crowd of the boxing stage looks a bit like Jack Nicholson. I like the one on the right with the Don King hair.
Why is yellow Jazz Jackrabbit in this game?
Two fights against Blob?
mechanics are great, but the graphics weren't all that good.. it would have been epic to have the first game with this type of speed and control. the tournament edition came pretty close though..
would be awesome if Spike from Michael Jackson's Speed Demon, was a playable character lol
Does anyone else think that Hoppy looks like a yellow Energizer Bunny?
No
10:37 poor choice of color there Blob.
Wouldn't a better name for that level have been Mt. Claymore?
bought this game from toys r us in portland when i was 7 lol im old
When it came out I was fourteen. I feel even older than you...
Well, this sure seems like a downgrade from the original in just about every way imaginable.
It's way better than the original so much faster
Ok so thats where I got my nightmares
CF1 looks a lot better than CF2. The sprites and the animations.
need to do a remake it may of been some how funny but boring at the same time should do a remake and make it similar to DB fighterz.
I love this game but have to admit that's it's horrible at the same time. That T2 parody makes me overlook so much...
Anyone else freaked out by that face in the oozeville stage?
No, just you
clayMATES is much better for NES!!
Interplay
stay kewl
I guess the first N64 ClayFighter was better!
When you order Clay Fighter from Wish
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This is a game?!
Or just fantasy?
Hizaki Caught in a clay fight...
bummaggots No escape from claytality.
It's obviously a book
@@burntyper Did you really need to reply to my 7 year old comment?
Me gusto
The first clay fighter was better
Bad Mr. Frosty Wins the "Batch!"
👍😎😂
My mother rented me this game but due to my irresponsibility my snes stop working. I was in tears.😢
For some odd reason I was expecting the Kool-aid man to bust out going "ooooooh yaaaaa"
this game SUCKS compared to CF1.
Amazing that this game is considered the best one in the entire series, because it's still a massive pile of shit. Really shows you just how abysmal the other ones are.
63 is worse than it?
How the fuck was this ever released?