Blizzard Arcade Collection pops up on ratings board
UPDATE: And it's official!
UPDATE 10.16pm: Blizzard has now officially confirmed its Arcade Collection, which will launch tonight for PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and Xbox. (On PC, it's a part of Blizzard's Celebration Collection, which will also arrive today as a bundle on consoles.)
The three Arcade Collection games can be played in their original versions or with "Definitive Edition" enhancements that add extra areas and effects. Both versions let you rewind up to 10 seconds and save anywhere.
ORIGINAL STORY 11.20am: A triple pack of Blizzard classics has popped up on European ratings board PEGI, undoubtedly ahead of a reveal at BlizzCon this evening.
The Blizzard Arcade Collection will contain Lost Vikings 1, Rock & Roll Racing and Blackthorne, according to the leaked listing spotted by Gematsu.
The collection's PC release date is scheduled for 19th February - hey, that's today! I guess it'll go live once formally announced this evening.
This trio of Blizzard titles originally launched in the 1990s, and make up some of the first releases from the young studio.
The Lost Vikings is a puzzle platformer first released on SNES and Amiga in 1993, when Blizzard was still named Silicon & Synapse.
Rock & Roll Racing is another 1993 SNES launch. As its title suggests, it's a mix of racing and licensed rock, including chiptune tracks from Deep Purple and Black Sabbath.
Blackthorne, released on SNES and DOS in 1994, is a side-scrolling platformer.
BlizzConline's big opening ceremony is due to take place tonight at 10pm UK time - expect to hear more about all this then. Yesterday, details of this evening's big World of Warcraft's announcements were accidentally posted online.