He is the first amiibo of a third-party character to not be in the Super Smash Bros. line (excluding Hammer Slam Bowser and Turbo Charge Donkey Kong.) Shovel Knight: King of Cards - Step into the gilded boots of King Knight in the biggest and most regal Shovel Knight game of them all! Leap, Shoulder Bash, gather new subjects, and strategize your way through this prequel in your quest to become King of Cards! That bread comparison is bad. Anyone can make bread and no-one owns bread. Amiibo is owned by nintendo and only them. Custom Knight (usable only in the Shovel of Hope campaign- enabled through the Shovel Knight amiibo or its Golden Edition)

That bread comparison is bad. Anyone can make bread and no-one owns bread. Amiibo is owned by nintendo and only them. Plus amiibos cant be used to feed people (unless they have pica). Just imagine a product. Only one person owns that product and produces that product. A person comes along with a device that can clone that product and only that. He sells that product and makes a profit, without the owner seeing any of it. People buy the cloning device instead of the original product, causing the owner to lose money. All the products sold are still his products, but he dosent profit even though he owns it. This is not a MP game. They never thought to include it, nor did a single gamer say anything about it should having had included MP until now. Why? Cause it's just not a feature that fits with the game, and the game's full vision had already been realized. Not only do we have a robust slate of indie games launching in the Nintendo eShop, but these games also contain features that can only be found on Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Creating an amiibo that's compatible with all current and future Shovel Knight games shows that our strong relationship with independent developers is constantly evolving. I'm sorry to have to repeat my self, but this to ensure you fully understand my argument. Now, I must once more return to slumber that I was summoned out of by you reply and hopefully your ignorance will be patient enough to dely itself until morning.You do not "own" a "product". You cannot own an idea. Consumers own the products they bought, the physical items. But no one owns "product".

Dig [ ] Nintendo Switch version [ ] Via the use of the Shovel Knight, Specter Knight, Plague Knight, King Knight, and Gold Edition amiibo [ ]

I'm paraphrasing but it's actually capitalised originally as well. You dont own the complete amiibo when you buy them, only the physical part. Unless you bought the rights or coded it youself, you do not own anything digital. If you buy an amiibo from the store, you dont gove money to nintendo, the store gives money to nintendo. Thats completly legal. Thats free market. If you start cloning it and selling it without giving nintendo money, Thats not. On February 5th 2021 Treasure Trove was upgraded to version 4.1 on all platforms, its last official update patch. That being said, Yacht Club Games later the same year, on May 2021, released in collaboration with Arby's one last micro-addition, 8 food themed cheat codes. But that’s not everything! Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove also features four additional games all unto themselves! Take control of Plague Knight, Specter Knight, and King Knight on adventures of their own or battle each other in a local four player Showdown. Together, they form a grand and sweeping saga!

Co-op Mode: Previously, Co-op was a feature exclusive to the Wii U version of Shovel Knight, and could only be accessed via the use of the Shovel Knight amiibo; however, on January 11th 2017, Yacht Club Games announced their intention to not only release Co-op Mode on all platforms, but also to remove the need for a Shovel Knight amiibo to activate it on the Wii U, eventually doing so on April 5th 2017. As this feature is now available on all platforms, the amiibo is no longer needed to access it. In addition to the original true blue Shovel Knight and the upcoming Plague Knight, Specter Knight, and King Knight - you can now upgrade your collection with a Shovel Knight sporting what is objectively the greatest armor in the game: the Ornate Plate! What a magnificent sight! Scanning the Gold Edition Shovel Knight amiibo will allow you to access all of the same great modes as the original, ground-breaking, Shovel Knight amiibo. Frequently Asked Questions What is the rarest amiibo? ikki5 I pity you. I truly do. It's like someone robbed the joy and life from you and it's just negative, negative, negative. How sad. How pathetic. Just need to stop gaming. Period. Seriously, I don't understand how you can possibly enjoy gaming with the absolutely disgusting, foul and incredibly negative view points, opinions and thoughts you have, not to mention amazingly asinine and silly. It's understandable if your upset with something thats more logical to complain about, but this is just silly. I've said this about a view individuals here, but I pray to God that I never become such a jaded and deluded person. There's no point in gaming with such a disgusting attitude. There just isn't.Filmmakers still profit from itunes, as do muscians with alblum sales. Amiiqo dose not share any of their profits with nintendo. They clone them without any permission from the creator, nintendo. Please stop making the comparison between two unrelated business practices. I thought we could try starting fresh, keeping things civil. Provided that's ok with you of course. It's not "ruining nintendo's buisiness", it's controlling Nintendo's behavior. Amiibo is a terrible practice, so I will not give money to Nintendo and encourage them to continue doing it. I'm going to access the content I rightfully should while voting "I don't like this, Ninty" with my dollars. If it ruins their Amiibo business, that is exactly what I'm going for. They'll get the message and stop. These cheat codes are only compatible with the Steam, Humble Bundle, GOG.com, and Nintendo Switch versions of Treasure Trove. Of course, I'm not saying you can't be critical towards something, but this is just ridiculous. So many asinine comments in this article. The entitlement is real. facepalm

JaxonH I generally agree with you, but that one rule about amiibo being that the content shouldn't be planned. That's just not going to cut it for me. DLC is planned. All of it is planned, now. Years in advance in many games. Amiibo content is sometimes thrown in at the end right now (See Miyamoto comments on Star Fox for instance) but I'd rather Nintendo planned it from the start. However, most of us live in capitalist society and what you describe in your original post is based on 1) a device that does not exist 2) presumably does not have demanding energy requirements. Longing for your original Shovel Blade? Fully upgrade your trusty weapon with the Charge Handle, Trench Blade, and Drop spark. Note that if you have a Charge Move equipped, the Charge Handle will be disabled. Glide CloudIf it was content being removed from a game and sectioned off it would e one thing, but that's never, not once been the case. It's always, from day one, been content that would have never been included otherwise. This Shovel Knight amiibo is further proof of that. Amiibo weren't even a thing when the game released. Yet here we are, and people accusing the amiibo content of having "should have been included for free" based on one thing alone- the fact it was created for amiibo. It's discrimination at it's purest form. Are you against used amiibo sales as well? Because Nintendo gets no money from me if I buy an Amiibo secondhand," That's a very good summarization of my thoughts on the matter. One of the biggest fallacies is that "co-op should be free". No such thing. When you get co-op in a game, it's because you paid for it with the price of the game. It wasn't free- none of the game's content was "free". You paid real money for that mode. Content doesn't make itself, and it's definitely not free. So if you pay for co-op in every other game that has it, why should people NOT pay for it now? But then they say "Oh well it should be included for the price". If that's how they really felt they would've been saying that when the game released, not now- some 18 months later. Up til now, everyone has agreed it's been a full game. So if that's true, how can one then demand more content, beyond a full game, for free? It's not like they just flip a switch and "Presto!" Game now has 2-player. Not how it works. There's real, actual work and development that goes into creating co-op modes. Characters, stage layout tweaking, difficulty, balancing, bug-testing.. Should an honest studio not get paid for their work?