The way video games show different cultures has changed a lot over the years. Here’s how it looks in different types of games:

1. RPGs (Role-Playing Games):

   • In the 1980s, early RPGs like "Dungeons & Dragons" didn’t represent many cultures.
   • By 2020, 40% of RPGs included stories that show a variety of cultures from around the world.

2. FPS (First-Person Shooters):

   • At first, these games mainly focused on Western military themes.
   • Now, they include many different settings.
   • For example, by 2021, the "Call of Duty" series had features from 26 different places around the globe.

3. Platformers:

   • Old platformers like "Super Mario Bros." (1985) had very basic cultural examples.
   • Newer games like "Celeste" (2018) dive into ideas about identity and representation.
   • These games show 30% more diversity in their character designs.

Overall, video games are now much better at showing various cultures and experiences.