For those wondering why this game starts with a boss fight, it picks up right at the last boss from the first game because the first game ends with a cliffhanger.
What a good freaking game this was, I was the kid with the Sega Saturn in grade school. I remember kids going on about Crash Bandicoot and Tomb Raider on the PlayStation and Super Mario Bro. 64 on the N64. I was like yeah that's all well and fine but how about Clockwork Knight, Astal, Scud, Nights, and since Tomb Raider was on the Saturn too that was the only thing I had in common with the other kids as far as gaming went.
@@MANOFGOD9000 and I would consider Fighters Megamix my favorite saturn game by far. That game was definitely segas answer to kof and tekken at the same time.
Clockwork Knight 2 immediately picks up on the cliffhanger left by Clockwork Knight. Chelsea is safe and sound, but will not wake up. As the toys not under the spell ponder just what to do, Chelsea is suddenly kidnapped again. Thus, Pepper again sets out to rescue her. Clockwork Knight 2 uses identical gameplay to that of its predecessor, right down to using all game same items and having four rooms with two levels each, plus a final boss. Clockwork Knight is a video game that was released for the Sega Saturn in 1994 (1995 in America). It got a sequel in 1995 (1996 in America) simply called Clockwork Knight 2.
I remember playing the demo of this on the sega saturn demo sampler disc back when I was a kid. Few years ago i played fuul game on emus, the study stage boss drove me nuts to almost rage quitting. Overall i still enjoyed both parts and would like to see a remaster of the game someday from Sega. It was great growing up in the 90s. Miss those days 😊😊☺
They say the saturn cant do transparencies effects yet it can when you know how .. however ... there is a level in this game where its the green house or bath house ? With an amazing steam effect which is fully transparent,it covers the forground and backgroundgets darker and lighter and thicker and thiner .. iv actually never seen this effect in a 32bit console game
It's just more complicated on the Saturn. Programmers either didn't have the time or know-how to get it done. There are more examples of transparencies.
![Saturn Longplay [061] Clockwork Knight](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZDTI3RnCtTY/mqdefault.jpg)
For those wondering why this game starts with a boss fight, it picks up right at the last boss from the first game because the first game ends with a cliffhanger.
I like the salsa music intro.
What a good freaking game this was, I was the kid with the Sega Saturn in grade school. I remember kids going on about Crash Bandicoot and Tomb Raider on the PlayStation and Super Mario Bro. 64 on the N64. I was like yeah that's all well and fine but how about Clockwork Knight, Astal, Scud, Nights, and since Tomb Raider was on the Saturn too that was the only thing I had in common with the other kids as far as gaming went.
Seriously. Saturn was awesome! I love psx and n64, but Sega Saturn holds a tight grip on my childhood more.
"DaYOOOONAAAAAAAAA!#!"
Wow. I had all the Saturn games you mentioned. Don't forget the Panzer Dragoon games too. Those were great.
@@MANOFGOD9000 and I would consider Fighters Megamix my favorite saturn game by far. That game was definitely segas answer to kof and tekken at the same time.
Clockwork Knight 2 immediately picks up on the cliffhanger left by Clockwork Knight. Chelsea is safe and sound, but will not wake up. As the toys not under the spell ponder just what to do, Chelsea is suddenly kidnapped again. Thus, Pepper again sets out to rescue her. Clockwork Knight 2 uses identical gameplay to that of its predecessor, right down to using all game same items and having four rooms with two levels each, plus a final boss. Clockwork Knight is a video game that was released for the Sega Saturn in 1994 (1995 in America). It got a sequel in 1995 (1996 in America) simply called Clockwork Knight 2.
It never explained what corrupted/hypnotized a portion of the toys in the first place. Was it a power outage?
Y’know the weird and insane part about it is that this was toy story except this was the one before toy story
I remember playing the demo of this on the sega saturn demo sampler disc back when I was a kid.
Few years ago i played fuul game on emus, the study stage boss drove me nuts to almost rage quitting.
Overall i still enjoyed both parts and would like to see a remaster of the game someday from Sega.
It was great growing up in the 90s. Miss those days 😊😊☺
Fantastic for a 32bit game, the models, the shader, the texture, in a high resolution, we dont see this in a PSX or N64 game.
love the ending song to this :)
This is a playthrough I've wanted to watch but never found time for.
For me, this game was the *Japanese Toy Story* lol.
You aren't wrong.
I remember this. Such a strange game.
1:01:50 best soundtrack I’ve ever heard from this game
Thankyou so much! Reminded me of me chilldwood!
1:11:56 What does that rocket do? 🤔
What does the code at the end do..?
TrueSolunar Level Select password.
Peter O'Hanlon Thanks for the info...
TrueSolunar yep.
@@PeterDCOHanlon there's also a code you can play as ginger, the other knight.
His moves are different than pepper's.
@@Cupcom5 Yes, but that isn't the code shown at the end of the game.
They say the saturn cant do transparencies effects yet it can when you know how .. however ... there is a level in this game where its the green house or bath house ? With an amazing steam effect which is fully transparent,it covers the forground and backgroundgets darker and lighter and thicker and thiner .. iv actually never seen this effect in a 32bit console game
It's just more complicated on the Saturn. Programmers either didn't have the time or know-how to get it done. There are more examples of transparencies.
Well done!
37:17 Must be a page from The Jungle Book.
How he do the trick with guessing game?
Great sequel.
anything to with a toy story game?.
English translation of this game please
There are US versions of these games. There are just called "Clockwork Knight" 1 and 2 respectively.
Not a fan of the music, whats the style called? Is it Jazz?
The intro music? Is Salsa
"Salsa" From Cuba and some South American countries.
1200 lives O.O
What a silly game, seriously, bless the strategic rpg's of the Japanese sega saturn.