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BlizzCon 2026 brought a wave of new announcements for Warcraft, Diablo, and more, but did Blizzard deliver? We break down the biggest news from the show, discuss The Last of Us director Bruce Straley's criticism that modern AAA games have become boring, and react to Final Fantasy 7 Revelation potentially taking up a massive 200GB. Plus, Matt dives into the surprisingly impressive first-person shooters of the Game Boy Advance and explains how developers managed to get FPS games running on Nintendo's handheld.
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