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Shovel Knight Out Now for Sony Consoles, Xbox One Version Coming Next Week

Shovel Knight Out Now for Sony Consoles, Xbox One Version Coming Next Week - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 22 April 2015 / 3,928 Views

Yacht Club Games has announced that Shovel Knight is out now on the PlayStation Network in the US for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. The game will be released in Europe on April 23.

Shovel Knight features Cross-Buy for all three systems. Players will be able to transfer their saves between the different versions of the game using the Cross-Save feature which is accessible via the main menu.

The developer also announced that the game is coming to the Xbox One on April 29 worldwide.

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5 Comments
Sixteenvolt420 (on 22 April 2015)

I'll definitely be grabbing Shovel Knight. One of the few digital games that i have no problem paying almost full price for. Glad to see it's 10% off for PSN subscribers.

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SlayerRondo (on 22 April 2015)

Awesome

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fluky-nintendy (on 22 April 2015)

No longer Nintendo exclusive.

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Mandalore76 fluky-nintendy (on 22 April 2015)

No biggie. It's an indie, not a system seller. The more people who have access to play it, the better for Yacht Club Games. The better for them, the more games they'll make, which is good for everyone. However, if they were to say, "and our next game will be on every platform except Wii U" like some developers who shall remain nameless, then that would be sucky.

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Clyde32 fluky-nintendy (on 22 April 2015)

It was never a Nintendo exclusive.

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