The Definitives include all of the features of the Originals, but with new content including enhanced local multiplayer for The Lost Vikings and Rock N Roll Racing, a new level map for Blackthorne, and much more.Īdditionally, this collection includes an in-game museum that allows players to enjoy various art and artifacts related to the games. The Originals are the games as players remember them but with some quality of life improvements thrown in, such as the ability to rewind gameplay, save and load games, and watch playthroughs of Blackthorne and The Lost Vikings and jump in to play at any point.
The collection includes three of Blizzard’s console games from its past - Blackthorne, The Lost Vikings, and Rock N Roll Racing - and two versions of each game: Original Editions and Definitive Editions. Despite its age, it's still an excellent playing experience - both graphics and gameplay are perfectly enjoyable today.Blizzard is celebrating its 30th this year, and to commemorate the milestone they’ve released the Blizzard Arcade Collection on Switch - and it’s available now. Of course, your enemies have the same capability.īlackthorne is a two-dimensional platform-based action game developed by Blizzard in 1994. While your weapon may not be very powerful at first, you can improve it as you play, so that you eventually have a machine capable of turning your enemies to dust.Īlthough this is a 2D game, Blackthorne uses a pretty original covering system, which allows you to dodge to the side to avoid enemy fire. Luckily, your hero Kyle Vlaros comes equipped with a sawed-off shotgun. There are seventeen different levels divided into four areas, starting in mines at the beginning of the game and moving through a jungle and a desert filled with enemies that want to cut your adventure short.
You take on the role of Kyle Vlaros, the heir of the planet Tuul, in an epic mission to recover his throne. Blackthorne is a two-dimensional platform-based action game that may remind you of games like Prince of Persia and Flashback.
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