Blizzard Arcade Collection – Xbox One Key (EU)

At a glance

• Platform: Xbox One
• Region: Europe, including Switzerland
• Languages: English, French, German, Italian + 7 more languages
• Release date: 20.02.2021
• Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
• Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment
• Age rating: PEGI 12

Activation

Go to microsoft.com/redeem with your Microsoft account (or on the console: Microsoft Store > Redeem a code) and enter the key.

Description

Includes: The Lost Vikings Rock N Roll Racing Blackthorne Lost Vikings 2 RPM Racing These games have been in our family for generations; now they’re ready for you. Experience the Blizzard Arcade Collection, three of the most classic Blizzard Entertainment games reproduced for modern audiences and platforms. Try two faithful recreations of each game as they were originally published on 16- and 32-bit consoles, or play the Definitive Edition with new upgrades and achievements. Features: Rewind - Turn back time on your playthrough by up to 10 seconds to relive an amazing highlight or give yourself another chance at victory. Old games were tough. Available in all Original Editions. Watch and Jump In - Daunted by a puzzle, or just feeling like a break? You can watch a playthrough of The Lost Vikings or Blackthorne, then take control and jump in to play at any point. Available in Original Editions of The Lost Vikings and Blackthorne Save/Load - It’s time to leave the passwords behind. Save and load your game anywhere. If that doesn’t sound luxurious, you really don’t know how good you have it. Available in Blackthorne, The Lost Vikings, and Rock N Roll Racing 93 and 94 Museum - All the artefacts that surrounded the release of the Blizzard Arcade Collection’s three titles: game boxes, manuals, concept art—plus a library of unused content, extended interviews with members of the original development teams, and a collection of classic soundtracks. More! - The Original Editions included in the Blizzard Arcade Collection have plenty of convenient features we’d have included in the first place if we knew about them 25 years ago: key mapping, graphical scaling, screen filters, and more.