You probably could really help gaming by setting up an incubator fund to help indie developers.

Other ways a little bit of money could go a long way is by contributing to open source development of projects like Godot.

Finally, contribute to games preservation. This could take a couple of different forms, but just a fund to back something like the Free Software Foundation or Archive.org, maybe to set up an Abandonware project.

The guy is a mega-billionaire. He could accomplish some very positive gamer related things for a fraction of a fraction of a percent of his wealth.

You do that dipshit. You do that.

I've got an idea for a game, I call it "Elmo's Steaming Pile of Bingo"

Make a bingo card with all the horrible dark patterns in gaming on it.

A monthly fee to play a game where you can buy the battle pass with cryptocurrency and you get NFTs in the lootboxes. Watch ads during matchmaking, purchasable respawns, buy your way out of chat bans. The winning team can talk as much trash as they want on the post-game lobby while the losers are sent to farm captchas until they can play again

Get five boxes in a row and you win! I mean, we all lose, but you win!

Ok, space Karen.

Good. The more nonsensical projects he starts, the less damage he can do elsewhere.

So... Do we see an AI NFT game coming out with with ($30+)monthly subs that is basically an asset flip?

The best selling game of all time was made by a colossal tosspot, maybe he'll have some luck.