WrestlingSmark's Horror Movie Discussion Thread

[Petty]

Ya know I was a big fan of Clocktower on Playstation. Trying to outsmart scissorman was a hoot.

 

[Keith]

 

[Petty]

However I got stuck on that god damn Clocktower in the fucking mansion.

I never beat that game either. I still feel some kinda way about it too.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

However I got stuck on that god damn Clocktower in the fucking mansion.

I never beat that game either. I still feel some kinda way about it too.

Are we referring to the SNES game or the PS1 sequel?

 

[Petty]

Are we referring to the SNES game or the PS1 sequel?

I didn't know SNES had one. wow. I am referring to the Ps1 which I also didn't know was a sequel.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

I didn't know SNES had one. wow. I am referring to the Ps1 which I also didn't know was a sequel.

Oh yeah.

Clock Tower has a fuckin' weird chronology. But I'll try to make it as easy as possible to understand.

1995: Clock Tower (also known as Clock Tower: The First Fear) SNES/Super Famicom

1996: Clock Tower 2 (Clock Tower in the US since the first one never released here)

1998: Clock Tower: Ghost Head (Clock Tower 2: The Struggle Within in the US)

2002: Clock Tower 3

I highly suggest you check out the SNES game as it's easily my favorite game of all time.

 

[Petty]

Oh yeah.

Clock Tower has a fuckin' weird chronology. But I'll try to make it as easy as possible to understand.

1995: Clock Tower (also known as Clock Tower: The First Fear) SNES/Super Famicom

1996: Clock Tower 2 (Clock Tower in the US since the first one never released here)

1998: Clock Tower: Ghost Head (Clock Tower 2: The Struggle Within in the US)

2002: Clock Tower 3

I highly suggest you check out the SNES game as it's easily my favorite game of all time.

Well holy shit. how would I play the SNES one? And what was the other two systems they were released on?

 

[Bobby Barrows]

Well holy shit. how would I play the SNES one? And what was the other two systems they were released on?

Well the easiest way would be to just download a ROM and play it on an emulator, but it also had a PS1 Japanese release, so you could also play it on an emulator (untranslated albeit).

Clock Tower 2: Struggle Within also came out on the PS1, and Clock Tower 3 came out on the PS2. Be forewarned though, as the last two games have nothing to do with the actual Scissorman or Jennifer storyline.

 

[Petty]

oh well if it don't got nothing to do with them I'm not interested. I will have to look into the rom one.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

oh well if it don't got nothing to do with them I'm not interested. I will have to look into the rom one.

I'd still say Clock Tower 3 is an interesting if not fucking insane ride.

You could also check out my game reviews on the series too.

 

[Petty]

I will do that actually. I got into looking into clocktower because of Resident Evil believe it or not. I did laugh when I got scissorman to fall out of a trap door to his demise on the PS1. LOL

 

[Bobby Barrows]

I will do that actually. I got into looking into clocktower because of Resident Evil believe it or not. I did laugh when I got scissorman to fall out of a trap door to his demise on the PS1. LOL

Those kind of tricks are my favorite.

 

[Petty]

Those kind of tricks are my favorite.

Now I wonder if Clocktower has been added to PS4 as a digital classic..that would be dope. But, highly unlikely.

 

[Bobby Barrows]

Now I wonder if Clocktower has been added to PS4 as a digital classic..that would be dope. But, highly unlikely.

I honestly would doubt it, to be honest. Human Entertainment went bankrupt in 2000 and the copyright for Clock Tower was abandoned by Sunsoft in 2008, so I think Clock Tower is permanently dead except for physical copies.

 

[Petty]

I honestly would doubt it, to be honest. Human Entertainment went bankrupt in 2000 and the copyright for Clock Tower was abandoned by Sunsoft in 2008, so I think Clock Tower is permanently dead except for physical copies.

What a god damn shame.