Clay Fighter 63⅓ brings to Nintendo 64 the proposal of Interplay's ClayFighter saga: fighters sculpted in clay and animated with an aesthetic mimicking stop-motion, wrapped in absurd humor that always worked as the franchise's main card against more serious fighting rivals like Mortal Kombat or Killer Instinct.
It's a fighting game made for fun rather than competitive depth, and although it never reached the prestige of the genre's big names, it has its own place as one of the console's most eccentric fighting offerings.
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