While the 3D revelation is the maybe the most exciting part of this recent video, the episode also contains some other interesting tidbits.

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For example, Shovel Knight features some leftover assets and artwork that the developer even admits shouldn’t be there. D’Angelo mentions that future versions of the game might remove these leftovers, like some strange tiles floating behind a background. These tiles, with TB marked on them, are transparent and are tied into the system that allows players to break blocks in certain areas. It was left in the game by mistake.

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The full episode is worth watching if you are a huge Shovel Knight fan or just want to see how much work went into making these games.