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This also means that there’s more room to grow - rather than that sidebar of games, the games page will display more of your games front and center, and there’s a clear sense that they’re anticipating a need for more space. It now seems apparent that Blizzard is ready to push that goal forward by making something akin to a browser that allows for more information to be accessible at a glance as compared to the older version that’s being phased out.

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