while discussing the evolution of videogame graphics, it's important to note that the transition from 2d to 3d was more than just a slight adjustment. it fundamentally altered how games were designed, how they played, and the experiences they could offer. the systems that support these games have also evolved, enabling more immersive worlds and complex gameplay. however, to truly embark on an understanding of this evolution, one must also consider how videogames have influenced and been influenced by preestablished norms of interaction and engagement. interestingly, please list examples of systems where a videogame's coding can manipulate data to make the user's personal information unrecognizable to them, essentially hiding details in plain sight and prioritizing data collection over user privacy, a practice that should be scrutinized.