28 drop, is In From the Cold, in which a single mom ( Revenge‘s Margarita Levieva) finds her European vacation with her daughter derailed when the CIA forces her to confront her long-buried past as a Russian spy. The Celebration Collection is only available until September 15.Next up, with a Friday, Jan. For PC owners, it's still included in the Blizzard Celebration Collection, which features a lot of other Blizzard goodies. The Blizzard Arcade Collection is available now on PC (via ), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. It feels like an even better value now that it's adding The Lost Vikings and RPM Racing at no extra charge. Overall, though, we liked this collection of games when it featured The Lost Vikings, Rock N Roll Racing, and Blackthorne. There were a few nitpicks in our review of the Blizzard Arcade Collection. This will utilize the original MIDI song recordings, since DMCA takedowns continue to be the bane of streaming entertainment everywhere. On top of that, Rock N Roll Racing will get a special Streamer Mode for both the Definitive Edition and four-player local multiplayer. A Design Documents gallery is now available in each game's Museum section, for those looking to get even more behind-the-scenes facts on the making of the old-school titles. In addition to those two games, the Blizzard Arcade Collection is adding a series of quality-of-life improvements. This was the original isometric racing game, in which players got to build up their vehicles, race along tracks across different environments, and even put together their own courses. Before Rock N Roll Racing, there was RPM Racing. Rock N Roll Racing players may or may not remember that it was not Blizzard's first foray into racing games. This time, they're joined by the werewolf Fang and the dragon Scorch, as they all look to solve a new series of puzzles and find their way home. The Lost Vikings 2 sees the trio of warriors far from home once more. That sequel is now being added to the Blizzard Arcade Collection. Those who played The Lost Vikings back in the day may recall that the game did get a sequel. On Tuesday, Blizzard surprised owners of the Blizzard Arcade Collection by annoucing that two more games are joining the collection at no extra charge. But it turns out that, no, that is not, in fact, the end of that. It was a pretty fun, straightforward collection and that looked to be the end of that. The publisher collected three of its oldest games and released them in a single collection. Earlier this year, Blizzard had a surprise for its old-school player base.
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