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ClayFighter

  • 1993
  • SNES
  • Visual Concepts / Ringler Studios
  • 16-bit home console
  • 4th generation

History

Blob, Ickybod Clay, and Bad Mr. Frosty fight in ClayFighter, the 1993 Super Nintendo comedy bout from Visual Concepts, Ringler Studios, and Interplay. The figures look like photographed clay. It is not Street Fighter.

Mushy outlines and joke specials are the point of the roster. Bad Mr. Frosty brings a snowman kit, Blob wobbles through grabs, and Ickybod Clay plays the ghost. The remaining fighters stay in that same silly material.

Interplay published the cartridge. Visual Concepts and Ringler Studios built the digitized clay. Damage exists, and so do the gags in the poses.

Serious tournament shotos belong to a different series. A snowman's throw is a normal part of this cast. Pick a clay body for the gag, then learn the move that gag is hiding.

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RAWG rating3.71 / 5
Ratings14
RAWG date1993-11-15
ESRB on RAWGTeen
GenresAction, Fighting
DevelopersVisual Concepts, Ringler Studios
PublishersInterplay Productions
Platforms on RAWGsnes, genesis

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