Are video games a blindspot in the cultural resistance to Trump?

Trump's election ushered in a political winter doomed to last at least four years, assuming he escapes impeachment. Since then, creatives in virtually every industry have responded by turning Trump's inflammatory soundbites into kindling for the artistic fire. TV shows such as Netflix's Dear White People and The Handmaid's Tale have played on the anxieties induced by the barely veiled misogyny and racism in his rhetoric. In cinema we see films such as BlacKkKlansman, Battle of the Sexes and The Post capturing the tension of the era with prescience, given their long production cycles. Resistance politics has also erupted off the screen in the #MeToo movement.