Development was crowdfunded and the game was released for Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, and Windows in June 2014. Rool from the Donkey Kong Country series or Isaac from Golden Sun have been two frontrunners for inclusion for quite some time, and they appear to have been put on the back burner so far.Shovel Knight is a platform video game developed and published by Yacht Club Games. Even then, more will likely question Nintendo's decision to add such a recent indie mascot to the fray when there are several other potential combatants that fans would like to see even more. It's important to take this news with a grain of salt, as nothing is official until Nintendo confirms this news itself, but Roberston's track record has been incredibly solid so far. It was heralded by many critics, which eventually lead to the character gaining a rather strong following for inclusion in the latest installments of Nintendo's beloved fighting game series. The retro platformer harkened back to older games like Mega Man to provide players with challenging platforming sections and an old school aesthetic. Many will recall the heroic protagonist from Yacht Club Games' title of the same name, Shovel Knight, when it debuted first on PC and Nintendo platforms last year.
While Roberston is keeping his sources under wraps, however, his reports have proven to be incredibly accurate thus far – with the individual correctly ousting the existence of a Zombi U port to current-gen consoles prior to its announcement. Reports have surfaced from Liam Roberston via NintendoLife, that claim inside sources close to the matter have confirmed that the titular blue knight will be making an appearance as future Super Smash Bros.
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