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Non-Sport
80
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Description

Clay Fighter 2, just like its predecessor, is a Street Fighter-like fighting game for 1 or 2 players.

The characters were made out of clay and then renderized, which provides the game some individuality in the enormous mass of Super NES fighting games.
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Merchant Title Platform Price  
Amazon
 Clayfighter II SNES $6.55  
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 Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay    
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The Press Says

GameFan Magazine Nov, 1994 96 out of 100 96
GamePro (US) Dec, 1994 4 out of 5 80
Total! (Germany) Apr, 1994 2 out of 6 80
Entertainment Weekly Dec 02, 1994 B 75
Video Games & Computer Entertainment Feb, 1995 7 out of 10 70
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This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by Mumm-Ra (382) on Jan 05, 2004.

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Last updated: Jul 09, 2005

Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Beautiful reddish backgrounds Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Main title screen Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Tournament standings Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Character select screen [without extra characters] Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Intro Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Note the detailed backgrounds Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Battle in the jungle Clay Fighter 2: Judgement Clay SNES Octo feels right at home here
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Credits

These people made the game:
Jeremy Airey (Theres no place like work), Rodney N. Relosa (Will make games for food), Cheryl Austin (Magic anyone?), Brian Giberson (The claymaster), Julian Ridley (Tweek how many more frames?), Stephen Beam (Don't touch my hard drive), Eddie Rainwater (I drive a white truck), Brian Hendley (Goin' to the chapel), Eric Hart (Can we go home now?)
And These People Let Us:
Brian Fargo (Big Cheese), Alan Pavlish (Little Cheese)
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Producer:
Clay Animations:
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