The second game is Rock n' Roll Racing, long considered to be one of the best racing titles on the SNES. The puzzles come from figuring out which Viking to use at the right time and switching constantly between them to get all three of them to the end of a level in one piece. Meanwhile, Baleog is excellent at attacking up close with a sword and from afar with a bow and arrow, but he has no defensive capabilities and can't jump. Olaf can't attack at all, but he can use his giant shield as a way to defend against attack and as a makeshift platform for others. Erik is great at running, jumping, and smashing through walls, but he has no means of attack or defense. Your three Vikings are distinct because each specializes in only one ability type. This isn't a typical platformer, as combat is light and there's more of an emphasis on puzzles. Kidnapped by aliens, the three Vikings - Baleog, Erik and Olaf - work together to escape the large alien ship and return to their families. The first game in the package is The Lost Vikings, which will remind modern players of the Trine series. As part of the studio's 30th anniversary celebration, Blizzard offers three of its old titles in a compilation titled Blizzard Arcade Collection, and the result is better than expected. It started development of its original games on those same platforms before branching out to the PC, where it would eventually find its greatest success. Even when it was known as Silicon & Synapse, its experience with games started on the SNES and the Sega Genesis with ports of other games.
Contrary to what the title suggests, Blizzard never had a presence in the arcades.
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