Clay Fighter
ClayFighter was a fighting game released for the Super NES in 1993 and later ported to Mega Drive/Genesis in 1994. more...
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Most of the game featured a circus theme and focused more on humor than serious gameplay. It featured high-quality, claymation style graphics that were created by photographing and digitizing actual clay models.
Characters
The game featured eight wacky characters and, there was also one boss character:
Bad Mr. Frosty - A snowman with a bad attitude. His special attacks include throwing snowballs, spitting sharp balls of ice, sliding along the ground and kicking his opponent, and turning into a snow boulder and rolling into his opponent.
Blob - A blob of clay. A self-proclaimed master of "goojitsu", his specialty is "morphing" into objects to attack his opponent, with his specialty being transforming into a buzzsaw and cutting his opponent in half.
Blue Suede Goo - An Elvis impersonator with wildly exaggerated features, including a big gut and even bigger hair. He throws musical notes at his opponent and used his hair as a blade.
Bonker - A cheerfully manic clown whose arsenal includes deadly pies, killer cartwheels, and the big hammer that gives him his name.
Helga - An obese opera singer and Blue Suede Goo's rival. She attacks by hurling herself at her opponents, stabbing them with the horns on her helmet, and by hitting that high note for a sonic scream.
Ickybod Clay - A ghost with a pumpkin head. He can teleport, and throw balls of ectoplasm at foes. His name is a play on Ichabod Crane from Sleepy Hollow.
Taffy - A fighting piece of Taffy whose attacks mainly involve stretching far.
Tiny - A wrestler type character who doesn't really rely on wrestling. Instead, he uses his big fists to charge across the screen and punch, as well as rolling himself into a ball and flinging himself at foes.
N. Boss- The final boss is an odd necklace-like creature. Looking like nothing so much as a string of pearls with two round eyes (one wide-open, one half-closed), N. Boss only attacks with projectiles copied from other characters and a grab attack. Unlike the other characters, he doesn't actually appear to be made of clay and the announcer doesn't announce his name at the start of the match or when he wins, both suggesting that he was thrown in at the last second just to have a final opponent to face. His name is a parody of M. Bison from Street Fighter II and the phrase "end boss".
Sequels
It was followed up by a tournament edition, then three sequels, C2 Judgement Clay, "Clay Fighter" for 3DO, which was a remake and ClayFighter 63 1/3 for the Nintendo 64, which was followed up by a special edition version only for rent at Blockbuster Video stores in America.
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