September 13, 2026 - 22:10

Khleo Thomas, the actor and entertainer who first became a household name through his role in "Holes," took the stage at BlizzCon 2026 to share his perspective on the gaming world. During the panel, he opened up about the titles he is most looking forward to playing and why nostalgia continues to shape how people connect with interactive entertainment.
Thomas explained that revisiting classic games is not just about remembering the past. For him, it is about the feelings those experiences created and how they still influence the industry today. He pointed to the way older titles built communities around shared moments, something he believes modern developers try to capture again and again.
The conversation also turned to artificial intelligence. Thomas said he understands the excitement around new tools but urged caution. He stressed that human creativity and storytelling should remain at the center of game development, even as technology advances.
Fans in attendance responded warmly to his reflections, which mixed personal memories with a broader look at where gaming might be heading next.
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