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Condition: Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Release Year: 2015

Sub-Genre: Boxing

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Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

UPC: 0812303010415

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Gamers use a shovel to slash enemies, unearth treasure, and bounce around classic 8-bit environments in the side-scrolling platformer Shovel Knight. Players take on the role of the titular adventurer, who travels across the land battling the Order of No Quarter and their evil leader The Enchantress in hopes of reuniting with his love Shield Knight. Each stage has its own theme and offers unique enemies and hidden areas, and most levels include new sub-weapons that can be upgraded by collecting loot. The game also includes a mission-based Challenge mode and a more difficult NG+ mode.<br><br>The 3DS version includes a unique StreetPass Battle Arena mode, and it lets gamers trade their play coins for in-game gold.

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Nintendo 3DS

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Shovel Knight

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2015

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Mild Fantasy Violence

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by purepop101
Nov 01, 2018Top favourable review
Greatest Retro-Style Game since the late-80s, early-90s.
If you're looking at this, you're probably already familiar with Shovel Knight. If not, it is 8-bit inspired, platform gaming. Think DuckTales meets Mega Man meets Super Mario Bros 3. Quite possibly the most fun I've had gaming since I was a kid renting games from Blockbuster in the early 90s. Plus, the physical media comes with downloads for re-conceptualization of the same game using new characters... Plague Knight, Spectre Knight and soon King Knight! Amazing Game!If you're looking at this, you're probably already familiar with Shovel Knight. If not, it is 8-bit inspired, platform gaming. Think DuckTales meets Mega Man meets Super Mario Bros 3. Quite possibly the most fun I've had gaming since I was a kid renting games from Blockbuster in the early 90s. Plus, the physical media comes with downloads for re-conceptualization of the same game using new characters... Plague Knight, Spectre Knight and soon King Knight! Amazing Game!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: jeremycon
by jeremiamcdowel_0
Nov 10, 2016
You don't have to be born in the 90's, but it helps!
Shovel Knight is a game much-touted for bringing the pixelated classics of yesteryear back into the public eye. The consensus among reviewers is that if you were a fan of Megaman or other old 2D platforming titles, this game will give you your nostalgia fix in, well, spades. *pause for laughter* Seriously, though, while Shovel Knight was made to play off that old nostalgia, you don't need any of it to appreciate the game. The fact is, Shovel Knight stands up on its own merit- it's a solid, fun, and appealing experience throughout. Graphically, the game is masterful. The artists of the game took care to make each area both visually appealing and completely distinct. Foreground and background alike are carefully painted with pixels in a way that makes them gorgeous and memorable. Great ... Shovel Knight is a game much-touted for bringing the pixelated classics of yesteryear back into the public eye. The consensus among reviewers is that if you were a fan of Megaman or other old 2D platforming titles, this game will give you your nostalgia fix in, well, spades. *pause for laughter* Seriously, though, while Shovel Knight was made to play off that old nostalgia, you don't need any of it to appreciate the game. The fact is, Shovel Knight stands up on its own merit- it's a solid, fun, and appealing experience throughout. Graphically, the game is masterful. The artists of the game took care to make each area both visually appealing and completely distinct. Foreground and background alike are carefully painted with pixels in a way that makes them gorgeous and memorable. Great amounts of work were put into sprite design, too- enemies, NPCs, and Shovel Knight himself are all animated smoothly and naturally, with crisp contrasts to help players identify locations. Mechanically, the game is difficult, but sound. There are a few cheap falls and deaths throughout the game, but Shovel Knight controls very responsively and has a varied moveset thanks to the many items you get throughout the game, allowing a variety of different playstyles. A further concession to this is in the different equipable armors unlocked throughout the game, which can change Shovel Knight's abilities or movement. It feels good to control him, and though he does take a little adjusting to at first, you quickly pick up the feeling of distance, timing, and all the rest. The stages themselves aren't too long or too short, and definitely provide a lot of variety in the different challenges each room presents. Platforming is rarely obnoxiously difficult, and with certain items the game provides some slightly easier solutions to some of the more egregious spike-filled corridors and the like. The checkpoints are a welcome feature, and even provide a good risk-reward setup in the way they can be destroyed for a pile of cash, at the cost of setting the player further back with each death. The death mechanic is punishing, but not egregiously so- all collectibles, like music sheets, are kept even in death, negating the need to perform some tricky sections repeatedly. Sometimes recollecting your gold is frustrating, and other times it's impossible, so don't sweat it too much if you lose a lot of it. You can always replay any stage and earn more spoils later. The soundtrack is also composed by the prolific Jake Kaufman, whose work in other games such as Shantae and Crypt of the NecroDancer. The tracks are memorable, catchy, and all fit the mood of their respective environments very well. If you're at all a fan of chiptunes, Shovel Knight's OST will make you feel right at home. Lastly, while the story is nothing too groundbreaking, the world of Shovel Knight is about as immersive as it gets. Each NPC has distinct, visible personality, and even if they don't say more than a single line, usually that line is entirely worth the effort of talking to them. There's a broad array of memorable and colorful NPCs that range from the hilarious to the outlandish. The villains, too, are unique, and each has a distinct character that can be grasped in their dialogues with Shovel Knight. To sum things up, Shovel Knight may prove a difficult game at times, but the experience of playing through a solid, fun 2-D platformer more than makes up for that and any other flaws the game might exhibit. Definitely a good buy for anyone interested in the genre, but even more so for people who want to relive the NES' glory days reimagined and improved upon with a modern take on an established formula.
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by black_floyd
Jan 17, 2017
Late-era NES style platforming perfected!
What we have here is a game whose developers set out to make very faithful to the style of games you'd find on an NES during its heyday. They've hit the mark with a bang. The music is charming and might even make old farts in my age group (30s) teary-eyed from how it deeply touches their nostalgic side. It really immerses you in the feeling of playing a game back in '89 or '90 when Nintendo could do no wrong and the big hits were nearly always destined to become all time classics. For those not familiar with the term "Metroidvania" it's a modern-day gamer slang word for a style of games that emphasize the things that made Metroid and Castlevania such gems in the 80s and beyond. From Metroid we get an emphasis on extensive exploration of the levels and a fun repertoire of new moves and ... What we have here is a game whose developers set out to make very faithful to the style of games you'd find on an NES during its heyday. They've hit the mark with a bang. The music is charming and might even make old farts in my age group (30s) teary-eyed from how it deeply touches their nostalgic side. It really immerses you in the feeling of playing a game back in '89 or '90 when Nintendo could do no wrong and the big hits were nearly always destined to become all time classics. For those not familiar with the term "Metroidvania" it's a modern-day gamer slang word for a style of games that emphasize the things that made Metroid and Castlevania such gems in the 80s and beyond. From Metroid we get an emphasis on extensive exploration of the levels and a fun repertoire of new moves and attacks your character can learn as well as continually upgrade as the game progresses. From Castlevania we get a cool arsenal of items and weapons that can be upgraded as well. The game also features a nice map screen that allows you to replay levels you've already beaten in case you missed any secret items on the first pass or if you just wanna go back and rack up some money by beating enemies or finding treasure chests or other places gold is hidden. The dialog and non-playable characters add a nice touch of whimsy and humor and really round out the game nicely. This game is just something you can lose yourself in for hours while not feeling like your time was wasted at all due to how fun it is. If you enjoying 2D platformers this game is a must-have.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: donsvideo
by jojenk4
Jan 27, 2021
If you liked Megaman, you’ll love this.
A wonderful blend of high tech 3D with a low tech vintage game look and feel. Game play is challenging while the controls are easy. Kind of a blend between Megaman and Duck Tales on 8bit NES.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: icollectgames123
by gamestargamer
Oct 26, 2021
Great Game
This game is a cross between Megaman, Duck Tales, and Castlevania. Beautifully designed and with a music score to match. Now I see what all the fuss is about. It's an essential in my list of best 3DS games.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pcgamer1

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