Meanwhile, the Definitive versions add even more features. In the case of Blackthorne and The Lost Vikings, there's a unique playthrough feature that allows players to watch an autoplay of the game and to jump in to take over the controls at any point.
These include new Save/Load options and a Rewind feature to correct mistakes on the fly. That should be good enough to satisfy any nostalgic urges, but there are extra items here to improve the experience. It's about as close to playing the originals as you're likely to get without actually having those old systems. The platform versions of the games are faithful to their original releases on the SNES, Sega 32X, etc. It's interesting to dip into the mindset of the studio's early days, but it still feels more like fluff than anything really substantial. The collection bring these games to consoles while adding a few more modern features for each "Definitive" version, as well as a library of behind-the-scenes features, such as developer interviews, digital game manuals, and original design artwork. But these were only the original versions and only on the PC. The Blizzard Arcade Collection includes The Lost Vikings, Rock N Roll Racing, and Blackthorne, each of which has previously been available on its own as a free download through the service. This collection brings together three old-school titles from Blizzard's archive, but as far as collections go, this feels a little on the thin side.
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