This game it has a really weird soundtrack. It has a lot of jazz tracks, a beautiful ballad and it has a salsa beautifully performed. I love it. A truly underrated gem.
@@cheftorte554 Weird doesn't mean bad at all, you know. I mean it's just atypical for a game to have those different genres coexisting perfectly. I think it's great, indeed.
Same here! Even as a kid I felt that the level of detail and attention put into this game far exceeded what was given to the other games around at this time. It really was underrated and on a league of its own.
I need to pace myself with this nostalgia. Jesus Christ, this game was a huge part of my childhood. There is such care put into these games. They just don't put this much tender love and care into games anymore. I mean, they made a fucking Salsa song intro! There is no good reason to do that, but they did it anyway because they thought it was cool!
oh. But did you know the voice actress who did the song also did an unrelated song called bloody venus for some anime i think? Her name by the way was Misumi Kosaka
Fun Clockwork Fact: The ending song sang by the perfume doll "Soltia" called "A Lullaby" was written by the composer for his newly born daughter right around the time of production for the first game. It was originally going to be called "A Lullaby for Ms. (Insert her initial here)", much in the vein of members of The Beatles dedicating song titles to their kids and/or wives, but was not allowed as it came across as too personal. Haha
"You can trust me with all your dreams" - such a sweet lyric. These games have a certain care put into them that has caused them to age far better than I ever expected. Thanks for uploading these, and continuing to expose us to those lost treasures and overlooked underdogs.
Back in the day you got your gaming news from gaming magazines. The photos didn't do the game justice and I was biased to 2D graphics which was the reason I got a Saturn over the PS1 to begin with.
+SoreThumbsBill EGM actually complained that the game was too colorful. Can you imagine the gaming press criticizing a game for being too colorful today? Heh...
Saturn Memories The Western media had an agenda against Sega and bad mouthed their exclusives. I remember reading that Guardian Heroes (the reason I bought a Saturn outside Capcom fighters) sucked cause it wasn't 3D! They gave it a 3/10 I think!
+SoreThumbsBill IIRC, the only Saturn game EGM gave any attention to was Dragon Force - to the extent that they even lamented over the fact that its sequel would not leave Japan. Like many people & publications, it was almost as if their opinions on most things were decided before they'd even seen them in action, concerning SS.
As far as platformers go I loved this game. I played both. I remember finishing the first and the open ending and I rushed down to the second hand game shop next day to find the second.
Some cool gameplay ideas and concepts from this forgotten series. They really don't make them like this anymore, sadly. Think the last game with this sort of charm and appeal was Puppeteer on PS3 and that one was pretty awesome!
I’ve been searching for this game for a very long time. I used to replay the demo a lot in ‘95 when I was just 3. I wish I had the actual game but couldn’t afford it at the time. Good memory. Life is strange.
a finaly a great video that show how cool this game was in 60 FPS i never saw a 2.5 D game as speed as that on Playstation, this mix with sprite and real flat textured 3D show how powerfull this machine was, like Last Bronx and the Panzer Dragoon Series !!!
first time played was in january 1996 , house my friend is a rich , with other great Sega Saturn games ... Sega rally, daytona usa, fifa96, Virtua Fighter.. this game like that remember christmas in 1996 was toystory...Lol good time
Best Game on the Sega Saturn in my opinion. A series that I feel Sega needs to bring back especially since 2D games are praised today sometimes even more so than 3D games.
If you check out my video of the first game, I have the actual lyrics to that song subtitled. Same with "Fiesta de los Amigos" in the sequel here. Just press the "CC" button on the web player. :)
Because it's dogshit, that's why. Literally nobody other than nostalgic Saturn fucktards want this game back, for no reason other than their shitty nostalgia.
I agree. I'm disgraced at the fact they just forgot Shining Force, and so many other great games. Panzer Dragoon Rpg. Well at least Knights was remasterd for Ps3 and xbox 360 avd xbox one. So you'd think Shining Force would be remasterd.
Clockwork Knight 2 (video game) known is Japan 🇯🇵 as Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau’s Adventure-Last Volume is a side-scrolling platform video game 🎮 developed and published by Sega for the Sega Saturn. It is the sequel to Clockwork Knight, a title also released for the Sega Saturn. A second sequel, the working titles for which included Clockwork Knight 3: Pengin War and Clockwork Knight Puzzle 🧩, used gameplay similar to the Bomberman series, but never made it past the beta stage. Another sequel, titled Knight N’ Knight, was scheduled to appear on the GameCube, but never released.
It's interesting that Clockwork Knight 2 came out the same year as the first game. I have heard that both games were intended to be sold as one but the developers ran out of time before they could finish. I never got the Clockwork games for my Saturn but I always wanted to. Damnit it's in Japanese....
My Brother gave me this Game and he said its dull. I switched it on and with the Song in the beginning the Game caught me! I have this Track also on my Phone as Ringtone.
Played the first one over and over a million times as a kid. But I honestly thought the sequel never made it passed the demo. I looked for it everywhere after playing the demo and could never find it.
1:08 - So wait a minute... that purple thing (which I thought was some sort of hoover) is actually a box of teabags attached to a floating teabag with eyes?
No ones gonna mention you took 0 damage and got a perfect card count also got the master code dude I’m not a hardcore fan of the 2nd one as I was with the first game due to the first ones hidden boss requirements but this was a stupendous run awesome job and great play through now was that a secret exit to start the boss fight or was that the legit exit
I love the model 2 arcade version, but my saturn is bundled with the saturn port. I'm used to pop up since i have the original wipeout on ps1. I really want to give clockwork knight 1 and 2 a try, if I can find a reasonable price online.
So we never get to see the villain who was walking through the vent at the very beginning of the first game? That's a shame. It's weird that they clearly had a character model & everything, but we'll never know what it looked like! I wish they'd at least given it a cameo appearance at the end here or something.
The western releases cut out all the between-level content. I used to know a guy who put together a rough translation of all that stuff, but I don't think he'll ever create a translation patch.
I enjoyed both Bug! and CWK but both had problems. Rayman and Oddworld showed that it was still possible to make a successful 2D franchise and they were pure 2D. Sega simply spread its resources too thinly on mediocre games at this time rather than focusing on bringing its existing IPs to Saturn. Just imagine how great a Saturn Streets of Rage title would have been.
No, it's captured from an emulator. And honestly, the colors are actually a little darker than they should be because I couldn't record in the correct color range without dropping frames.
The text displayed between levels was entirely cut out of the western releases of the game, so there is no official translation for that material. The little bit of text in the ending FMV is translated in my video. Press the "CC" button to get the English subtitles (I also subbed all the lyrics to the music in the game).
+Nate Lawrence Yes, I'm aware. Most of the game's soundtrack is generated via the system's sound chip rather than Red Book. Sound chip emulation still isn't 100% in any Saturn emulator.
I have seen your hotd1 arcade walkthrough, in fact I was watching it just now! At my local arcade I've got to the beggining of ch.3 then died. Do you think you will be doing. a Bug! and Bug Too! walkthrough?
+shrek is kewl I had both of those as a kid but didn't really care for them. At some point I will probably get around to playing them again, but there are just so many more games I'd rather record.
That would be cool! Do you plan on doing a playthrough of THOTD 1 on the saturn? The japanese box art looks amazing even if the framerate and textures are awful.
+shrek is kewl I've done the Model 2 arcade original twice actually. And HotD2, Typing of the Dead, Pinball of the Dead, and English of the Dead. I plan on probably doing Zombie Revenge, HotD3, and TotD2 this year as well.
I saw your earlier pledge, and while I'm very grateful that you were willing to contribute such a generous amount, I wouldn't feel right taking so much money at the moment. After all, I haven't been able to make videos for almost three years now. I'm hoping that by early next year, I can begin production again. If you still feel like donating at that point, I'll gladly accept. Until then, I hope you continue to enjoy my past content! :)
@@SaturnMemories to be honest I just wanted to give you something because NiGHTS is my favorite game of all time and seeing it played, especially as well as you played it, brought back many memories and a newfound understanding of the game itself that I never understood in my earlier years.. It would make me happy just to show my appreciation for what your video did for me personally.
I jusy got this game, but what buttons must be pressed to make him run? I became frustrated with stage 4 level 1 near the end because of the unfair enemy placement, where the circut boards move up and down. Any suggestions or tips and tricks will help me a great deal. Thanks.
Double tap the d-pad. Quickly press once in the direction you want to go, release, and then press and hold. It's a pretty standard way to run in a lot of old games. As for the part you're talking about, I have no idea. Level 4 takes place inside a grandfather clock. There are no circuit boards. Maybe if you provide a timestamp from my video, I'll be able to figure it out.
Oh sorry I meant CK 1, in the attic level. The first stage of level 4. Near the end of the level where the circut boards rise up and down. This area of the game frustrsted me greatly.
vaperwave horizontalfuture Stun the first enemy you encounter and then pick him up. Run straight into the other enemies. When you clear the thing that's threatening to crush you, throw the enemy you're holding so you don't take a hit. Here's how it's done -> th-cam.com/video/_0yjocajMCM/w-d-xo.html
vaperwave horizontalfuture Hold the attack button down and touch them. Take your thumb off the attack button when you're ready to throw the enemy. Don't hold on for too long or you'll get injured. Btw, if you don't have a manual, I'd recommend using this site -> www.ratigators.com/ui.asp?c=SEGASATURN
I'm stuck using a really ass-backwards method to do it. I run emulators and then use an Elgato HD60 to record my PC. I've got the computer outputting to the Elgato and then back into the computer. I would recommend using OBS or Shadowplay if you can get them to run properly. Unfortunately, neither one seems to like my new recording rig.
***** SSF is the only accurate Saturn emulator at the moment. 0.12 beta R3 is the version you want. Vsync introduces some pretty bad input lag, so you may want to leave it off. You can use programs like NVIDIA Inspector to lock the framerate to 60 so you can disable auto field skip (frame limiter).
Commander_Riker Mednafen is an impressive first attempt at Saturn emulation, but you gotta be joking. Compatibility isn't nearly as high as with SSF. Sound emulation is promising, but you'll still experience a lot of interruptions in some games. Some games do have graphical glitches that don't show up in SSF. Mednafen is also locked into 320x240 resolution with bilinear filtering enabled. There's no way to change this in the config file. I dont think you can fake transparencies either.
This game wasn’t as easy as the first one. Hardest part was trying to get ALL of the cards, especially on the donkey levels. Still one of my favourites from when I had the Sega Saturn 😁😁
Hey, I'm running a show called Series Review on my channel and was curious if I could use the gameplay from both Clockwork Knight and Clockwork Knight 2 in it. I will be sure to credit you in the video credits and description.
+Flag Bag I can't say so with certainty, but if it isn't, it's damn close. I got all of the cards and uncovered every secret I could that wasn't a level skip (if you skip, you can't collect all the cards).
adrian munoz They don't seem to be related to getting 100% of the cards. In my first test run, I think I missed around six of them and still got the exact same ending.
+Saturn Memories I think +adrian munoz is mentioning the pictures of Clockwork knight that kids drew that are being shown during the credits. These were exclusive to the Japanese version of CK2, and they are indeed pictures kids sent in to SEGA back then.
+shrek is kewl If you like VF2, I've got a video of Anarchy in the Nippon up. The game was supposedly made by ex-Sega employees who worked on the VF2 Saturn port. I had to cheese my way through the last two opponents, but it still turned out okay.
![Clockwork Knight [Saturn] by SEGA [HD] [1080p60]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_0yjocajMCM/mqdefault.jpg)
If this game was marketed right, it would have easily been a household classic.
It will always be a household classic in my heart
@@SuperAaron360 same
😎❤It's definitely a classic to those who remember it, regardless of needless media attention.
It was at my house!
RIGHT! Enregistré.
This game it has a really weird soundtrack. It has a lot of jazz tracks, a beautiful ballad and it has a salsa beautifully performed. I love it. A truly underrated gem.
no it doesnt it's a bad ass ost
@@cheftorte554 Weird doesn't mean bad at all, you know. I mean it's just atypical for a game to have those different genres coexisting perfectly. I think it's great, indeed.
This whole system was a hidden gem
Played the demo over and over as a kid. I loved it!
Me too
Same here! Even as a kid I felt that the level of detail and attention put into this game far exceeded what was given to the other games around at this time. It really was underrated and on a league of its own.
same
same here
Same haha
I need to pace myself with this nostalgia. Jesus Christ, this game was a huge part of my childhood.
There is such care put into these games. They just don't put this much tender love and care into games anymore. I mean, they made a fucking Salsa song intro! There is no good reason to do that, but they did it anyway because they thought it was cool!
Try explaining this to the casual gamer of today. they wont understand
Really love that intro.
This whole game's soundtrack is really something.
+Kobe Jackson Salsa de Pepperouchau is fantastic. Wish I could find lyrics for it.
+Saturn Memories go to the instruction book of the second game and at the end there should be the lyrics i know because i have the japanese ver
+adrian munoz If my copy weren't sealed, I'd open it and probably create subs for the opening FMV. But it is, and I don't want to open it.
oh. But did you know the voice actress who did the song also did an unrelated song called bloody venus for some anime i think? Her name by the way was Misumi Kosaka
+adrian munoz Yes, for the anime "detective conan".
This game was a hidden gem, I will always remember this awesome game.
Fun Clockwork Fact: The ending song sang by the perfume doll "Soltia" called "A Lullaby" was written by the composer for his newly born daughter right around the time of production for the first game.
It was originally going to be called "A Lullaby for Ms. (Insert her initial here)", much in the vein of members of The Beatles dedicating song titles to their kids and/or wives, but was not allowed as it came across as too personal. Haha
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"You can trust me with all your dreams" - such a sweet lyric. These games have a certain care put into them that has caused them to age far better than I ever expected. Thanks for uploading these, and continuing to expose us to those lost treasures and overlooked underdogs.
This is definitely a game that will go in my saturn collection.
Back in the day you got your gaming news from gaming magazines. The photos didn't do the game justice and I was biased to 2D graphics which was the reason I got a Saturn over the PS1 to begin with.
+SoreThumbsBill EGM actually complained that the game was too colorful. Can you imagine the gaming press criticizing a game for being too colorful today? Heh...
Saturn Memories The Western media had an agenda against Sega and bad mouthed their exclusives. I remember reading that Guardian Heroes (the reason I bought a Saturn outside Capcom fighters) sucked cause it wasn't 3D! They gave it a 3/10 I think!
+SoreThumbsBill IIRC, the only Saturn game EGM gave any attention to was Dragon Force - to the extent that they even lamented over the fact that its sequel would not leave Japan. Like many people & publications, it was almost as if their opinions on most things were decided before they'd even seen them in action, concerning SS.
So you implied that yellow journalism is another factor in the Saturn's failure in the Western gaming market.
I mean, 3d looked like shit back then, so it makes sense you were biased against it.
As far as platformers
go I loved this game. I played both. I remember finishing the first and the open ending and I rushed down to the second hand game shop next day to find the second.
This dude had a Keyblade 6 years before Sora did
Ahhh childhood memories, thanks for uploading 😀
This is by far my favorite Saturn game. I still play it from time to time.. but not quite as well, very impressive.
Some cool gameplay ideas and concepts from this forgotten series.
They really don't make them like this anymore, sadly.
Think the last game with this sort of charm and appeal was Puppeteer on PS3 and that one was pretty awesome!
really nice 2D + 3D combination. perfect graphic presentation for SS
I’ve been searching for this game for a very long time. I used to replay the demo a lot in ‘95 when I was just 3. I wish I had the actual game but couldn’t afford it at the time. Good memory. Life is strange.
I used to have a few levels of this on a Saturn demo disc. Played the shizz out of it. Thanks for the memories!
Same here.
Demo had 3 dirty dwarves, daytona usa, and a few others.
Thank god i was born 92.
Had this, bug, virtua fighter, nights, and several others
I wish they can make movies of nights into dreams, nights journey to dreams, Mr. bones, clockwork knight, and clockwork knight 2
a finaly a great video that show how cool this game was in 60 FPS i never saw a 2.5 D game as speed as that on Playstation, this mix with sprite and real flat textured 3D show how powerfull this machine was, like Last Bronx and the Panzer Dragoon Series !!!
first time played was in january 1996 , house my friend is a rich , with other great Sega Saturn games ... Sega rally, daytona usa, fifa96, Virtua Fighter.. this game like that remember christmas in 1996 was toystory...Lol good time
congratulations on your 3,000 subscribers Saturn Memories! keep up the work.
+shrek is kewl Thanks! Next milestone is one million views!! :)
i played this game as a kid and it gave me CONNIPTIONS
llevo buscando la letra de salsa de pepperouchau mucho tiempo XD gracias amigo (thx bro)
I loved this game. Thanks for the memory. 😀
Game's like this should've gave the Saturn a chance!
I loved this game when I was a child!
Best Game on the Sega Saturn in my opinion. A series that I feel Sega needs to bring back especially since 2D games are praised today sometimes even more so than 3D games.
Wakeeee up dear friends its midnight wake up to a clock...work....KNIGHT!!!
If you check out my video of the first game, I have the actual lyrics to that song subtitled. Same with "Fiesta de los Amigos" in the sequel here. Just press the "CC" button on the web player. :)
Awesome!
I let this one slip through my grasp when I was younger didn't ever play it but I wish I did after watching my Mam would have loved this too.
This game looks amazing
Another neglected and forgotten SEGA IP.
Nowadays just Sonic, Sonic, Sonic, Yakuza, Sonic...
Because it's dogshit, that's why. Literally nobody other than nostalgic Saturn fucktards want this game back, for no reason other than their shitty nostalgia.
@Onyi Ononye I don't like anything from Sega. If I really would have to pick, I would pick Daytona USA, only for the music.
I agree. I'm disgraced at the fact they just forgot Shining Force, and so many other great games. Panzer Dragoon Rpg. Well at least Knights was remasterd for Ps3 and xbox 360 avd xbox one. So you'd think Shining Force would be remasterd.
Stop being rude Geez...
They need to bring it back, that's for sure.
11:12 *"C O K"*
Clockwork Knight 2 (video game) known is Japan 🇯🇵 as Clockwork Knight: Pepperouchau’s Adventure-Last Volume is a side-scrolling platform video game 🎮 developed and published by Sega for the Sega Saturn. It is the sequel to Clockwork Knight, a title also released for the Sega Saturn. A second sequel, the working titles for which included Clockwork Knight 3: Pengin War and Clockwork Knight Puzzle 🧩, used gameplay similar to the Bomberman series, but never made it past the beta stage. Another sequel, titled Knight N’ Knight, was scheduled to appear on the GameCube, but never released.
It's interesting that Clockwork Knight 2 came out the same year as the first game. I have heard that both games were intended to be sold as one but the developers ran out of time before they could finish. I never got the Clockwork games for my Saturn but I always wanted to. Damnit it's in Japanese....
This game was so hard when I was 6 always felt so accomplished if I ever actually beat it
I remember when I saw this as a kid. I thought the graphics were mind blowing at the time.
お手本のようなプレイ。
全ての隠し要素を明かすかと思いきや、プルンチョの後をついていくと……？ は上手く逃げていたり、ホントに素晴らしいプレイ。
ちなみに4-2の隠しゴール、福袋では別の人がいます。
Any notice kingdom heart stole the keyblade from this game? lol
My Brother gave me this Game and he said its dull. I switched it on and with the Song in the beginning the Game caught me!
I have this Track also on my Phone as Ringtone.
Does gorgeous even describe this toy dreamland?
I remember when the intro to this would come on, no matter what the volume u was it would scare me to death and always somehow be ungodly loud
I haven't played these games in so long.
Sega should put this on Switch
福袋でやり込んだが結構ハマったわ
Loves watch the games, I was dreams about that. Awesome video thought! 😊
theres so many hidden secrets in this game you really had to explore to find everything
Played the first one over and over a million times as a kid. But I honestly thought the sequel never made it passed the demo. I looked for it everywhere after playing the demo and could never find it.
Sega Saturn weird and cool games I didn’t’t know exsisted
The sound the bat makes @05:29 is similar if not identical to the noise in Panzer Dragoon
1:08 - So wait a minute... that purple thing (which I thought was some sort of hoover) is actually a box of teabags attached to a floating teabag with eyes?
No ones gonna mention you took 0 damage and got a perfect card count also got the master code dude I’m not a hardcore fan of the 2nd one as I was with the first game due to the first ones hidden boss requirements but this was a stupendous run awesome job and great play through now was that a secret exit to start the boss fight or was that the legit exit
So... what was the evil thing threatening all the toys in both games? It looked like a cross between a clock and an egg.
お風呂のステージが今も好きだなあ癒される…あとトイストーリーに言及してる人多いけどこれが元ネタなの？
Nostalgic 😍
Singer voice intro reminds the female singer on robotech
Had a great time playing through this today. I was nowhere near as efficient as this run though!
Gets my maracas going! 😅🎉🎉 🔑
I love the model 2 arcade version, but my saturn is bundled with the saturn port. I'm used to pop up since i have the original wipeout on ps1. I really want to give clockwork knight 1 and 2 a try, if I can find a reasonable price online.
You mean after all of that, Tongara doesn't even get a kiss from Chelsea? That's cold.
They get married at the end.
So we never get to see the villain who was walking through the vent at the very beginning of the first game? That's a shame.
It's weird that they clearly had a character model & everything, but we'll never know what it looked like! I wish they'd at least given it a cameo appearance at the end here or something.
It's the end boss.
Still don't get why the NA version removed the dialogue scenes between stages.
Just curious, is there an english translation of this game?
The western releases cut out all the between-level content. I used to know a guy who put together a rough translation of all that stuff, but I don't think he'll ever create a translation patch.
I need a remaster for switch and ps4
If sega doesn’t be an asshole and let them remaster them
Por que no salio para ps1? se ve tan bonito, me encantan los juegos de plataformas prerenderizados, envejecieron mejor que los 3d de esa epoca.
Fantastic game! This (and Bug!) showed how Sega completely missjudged the next gen thinking 2.5D would be the next step rather than full 3D ...
+Rich Davies ...which is slightly ironic considering Sega were among the front-runners with 3D in the arcades...
Saturn is a 3D machine, sir.
I enjoyed both Bug! and CWK but both had problems. Rayman and Oddworld showed that it was still possible to make a successful 2D franchise and they were pure 2D. Sega simply spread its resources too thinly on mediocre games at this time rather than focusing on bringing its existing IPs to Saturn. Just imagine how great a Saturn Streets of Rage title would have been.
59:31 Who’s that woman?
Yea wtf
Hey, um, can you record the full song at 4:00? I can't find it anywhere, it would be great.
th-cam.com/video/CxGF0BlcQiE/w-d-xo.html
Got ya covered~
th-cam.com/video/JYKaomnCoXo/w-d-xo.html
The colors in the capture seem more vivid than in my saturn when playing in my lcd. I guess you used the RGB cable?
No, it's captured from an emulator. And honestly, the colors are actually a little darker than they should be because I couldn't record in the correct color range without dropping frames.
Start 4:00
I had the Japanese version. Are you able to make a video with the Ennglish version?
The text displayed between levels was entirely cut out of the western releases of the game, so there is no official translation for that material. The little bit of text in the ending FMV is translated in my video. Press the "CC" button to get the English subtitles (I also subbed all the lyrics to the music in the game).
I see. Thank you!
interesting. the US version is a lot different. it's kitchen instead of bathroom then attic.
You're mixing up levels from Clockwork Knight with Clockwork Knight 2. Attic and Kitchen are from the first game, not this one.
Good intro
Wasn't expecting that woman at 59:27
She's a softcore porn actress. I can't remember her name tho.
Hmm. there's something wrong with the emulation of the in game music.
It all sounds off-key, at least based on what I'm hearing in the first level.
+Nate Lawrence Yes, I'm aware. Most of the game's soundtrack is generated via the system's sound chip rather than Red Book. Sound chip emulation still isn't 100% in any Saturn emulator.
So strange they never ported this?
UN EXCELENT JEU :
i crying
Is there a cheat to turn off the time limit?
I have seen your hotd1 arcade walkthrough, in fact I was watching it just now! At my local arcade I've got to the beggining of ch.3 then died. Do you think you will be doing. a Bug! and Bug Too! walkthrough?
+shrek is kewl I had both of those as a kid but didn't really care for them. At some point I will probably get around to playing them again, but there are just so many more games I'd rather record.
What is the name of the singer in the intro!?
Sizzle?
That would be cool! Do you plan on doing a playthrough of THOTD 1 on the saturn? The japanese box art looks amazing even if the framerate and textures are awful.
+shrek is kewl I've done the Model 2 arcade original twice actually. And HotD2, Typing of the Dead, Pinball of the Dead, and English of the Dead. I plan on probably doing Zombie Revenge, HotD3, and TotD2 this year as well.
шикарнейшая игра. жаль короткая.
The original idea before toy story
Toy Story before it was Toy Story
So what do the secret commands do?
Level Select.
I'd like to pledge some support but don't want to go through patreon, do you have a Google pay account?
I saw your earlier pledge, and while I'm very grateful that you were willing to contribute such a generous amount, I wouldn't feel right taking so much money at the moment. After all, I haven't been able to make videos for almost three years now. I'm hoping that by early next year, I can begin production again. If you still feel like donating at that point, I'll gladly accept. Until then, I hope you continue to enjoy my past content! :)
@@SaturnMemories to be honest I just wanted to give you something because NiGHTS is my favorite game of all time and seeing it played, especially as well as you played it, brought back many memories and a newfound understanding of the game itself that I never understood in my earlier years.. It would make me happy just to show my appreciation for what your video did for me personally.
I jusy got this game, but what buttons must be pressed to make him run? I became frustrated with stage 4 level 1 near the end because of the unfair enemy placement, where the circut boards move up and down. Any suggestions or tips and tricks will help me a great deal. Thanks.
Double tap the d-pad. Quickly press once in the direction you want to go, release, and then press and hold. It's a pretty standard way to run in a lot of old games.
As for the part you're talking about, I have no idea. Level 4 takes place inside a grandfather clock. There are no circuit boards. Maybe if you provide a timestamp from my video, I'll be able to figure it out.
Oh sorry I meant CK 1, in the attic level. The first stage of level 4. Near the end of the level where the circut boards rise up and down. This area of the game frustrsted me greatly.
vaperwave horizontalfuture Stun the first enemy you encounter and then pick him up. Run straight into the other enemies. When you clear the thing that's threatening to crush you, throw the enemy you're holding so you don't take a hit.
Here's how it's done -> th-cam.com/video/_0yjocajMCM/w-d-xo.html
Saturn Memories thanks, but since I'm very new to the game, how do you pick up stunned enemies
vaperwave horizontalfuture Hold the attack button down and touch them. Take your thumb off the attack button when you're ready to throw the enemy. Don't hold on for too long or you'll get injured.
Btw, if you don't have a manual, I'd recommend using this site -> www.ratigators.com/ui.asp?c=SEGASATURN
How do you record in 1080p60 +Saturn Memories?
I'm stuck using a really ass-backwards method to do it. I run emulators and then use an Elgato HD60 to record my PC. I've got the computer outputting to the Elgato and then back into the computer. I would recommend using OBS or Shadowplay if you can get them to run properly. Unfortunately, neither one seems to like my new recording rig.
What emulator you use Saturn Memories?
***** SSF is the only accurate Saturn emulator at the moment. 0.12 beta R3 is the version you want. Vsync introduces some pretty bad input lag, so you may want to leave it off. You can use programs like NVIDIA Inspector to lock the framerate to 60 so you can disable auto field skip (frame limiter).
Mednafen has surpassed it now as far as playability and input lag. Only issue is its limited to NTSC format games
Commander_Riker Mednafen is an impressive first attempt at Saturn emulation, but you gotta be joking. Compatibility isn't nearly as high as with SSF. Sound emulation is promising, but you'll still experience a lot of interruptions in some games. Some games do have graphical glitches that don't show up in SSF. Mednafen is also locked into 320x240 resolution with bilinear filtering enabled. There's no way to change this in the config file. I dont think you can fake transparencies either.
Could someone translate this gem?
There’s an English release already.
This game wasn’t as easy as the first one. Hardest part was trying to get ALL of the cards, especially on the donkey levels. Still one of my favourites from when I had the Sega Saturn 😁😁
Fiesta de los amiguitos 🤣.
Hey, I'm running a show called Series Review on my channel and was curious if I could use the gameplay from both Clockwork Knight and Clockwork Knight 2 in it. I will be sure to credit you in the video credits and description.
+angrytaco I'm cool with that. You're welcome to use the footage!
+angrytaco You may also want to use the Clockwork Knight Puzzle footage as well.
Thanks for that! I didn't intend to use it, but if you're fine with it then its even better!
Is this a 100% run
+Flag Bag I can't say so with certainty, but if it isn't, it's damn close. I got all of the cards and uncovered every secret I could that wasn't a level skip (if you skip, you can't collect all the cards).
Do you know what happens after you collect all 32 cards? Apparently there's a secret code, Thank You.Saturn Memories
Flag Bag Yes, you can see the code at the very end of the video. It just enables level select.
59:22 uhhhh... what?
hiroko nakayama, a personality of japanese TV program Game Catalog II
@@theescapologist2110 ok, thank you for the context.
the drawings at the end are they from kids or the staff who made this game? There cool also what are the secret comands for as well?
+adrian munoz It's just a level select code that you use at the title screen. Not the best of rewards. :\
then what about the drawings?
adrian munoz They don't seem to be related to getting 100% of the cards. In my first test run, I think I missed around six of them and still got the exact same ending.
+Saturn Memories I think +adrian munoz is mentioning the pictures of Clockwork knight that kids drew that are being shown during the credits. These were exclusive to the Japanese version of CK2, and they are indeed pictures kids sent in to SEGA back then.
Peter O'Hanlon I see. I've never played the US version of the second game, only the first.
So this is where toy story comes from...
;)
I see, do you think that you going to play through virtua fighter 2?
+shrek is kewl Possibly. I'm not very good at fighters though, so I don't know if I could make a VF2 video that anyone would care to watch.
+shrek is kewl If you like VF2, I've got a video of Anarchy in the Nippon up. The game was supposedly made by ex-Sega employees who worked on the VF2 Saturn port. I had to cheese my way through the last two opponents, but it still turned out okay.