Blizzard Entertainment has officially gone and added two new video games for free to the previously released Blizzard Arcade Collection. As you might recall, the collection, which features The Lost Vikings, Rock N Roll Racing, and Blackthorne, was released during BlizzConline earlier this year for [.]
Earlier this year, Blizzard had a surprise for its old-school player base. The publisher collected three of its oldest games and released them in a single collection. It was a pretty fun, straightforward collection and that looked to be the end of that. But it turns out that, no, that is
not, in fact, the end of that. On Tuesday, Blizzard surprised owners of the Blizzard Arcade Collection by annoucing that two more games are joining the collection at no extra charge.
Those who played The Lost Vikings back in the day may recall that the game did get a sequel. That sequel is now being added to the Blizzard Arcade Collection. The Lost Vikings 2 sees the trio of warriors far from home once more. 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.
No, you didn t accidentally step into the Weekend Console Download Deals feature. If you look down at the Steam section, those are a whole lot of games that one would typically expect to be exclusive to Xbox or PlayStation. For this weekend, though, the PC owner will be king, as Steam shoppers can pick up Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Sea of Thieves, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, and a handful of other first-party titles from Xbox. The key offering this weekend, though, comes from PlayStation, which has the Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition at just $30.
Elsewhere, with the Overwatch Archives event underway, Overwatch is on sale from Blizzard. The Humble Store has games for builders and detectives. GOG.com is celebrating the new Streets of Rage 4 DLC annoucement with a nice discount on the base game. Finally, you still have time to get a good deal on Hitman 3 from the Epic Games Store.
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Blizzard From The Vault Collection Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Limited Edition Collectibles
Blizzard is celebrating its 30-year anniversary with special collectibles like a massive statue of the Lich King and a limited-time print.
Blizzard is introducing a new limited series of merch based on its various franchises to celebrate the company s 30th anniversary. The From the Vault series will introduce new collectibles every month through November, starting today with the Lich King Arthas premium statue and a special art print.
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