Considering that in the last twenty years or so, we're seeing more and more conscious political statements made throughout videogames medium, I wonder whether there are genres that inherently limit games to conform to a dominant ideology.
Let's take Comolli and Narboni's assumption regarding the cinema—that film is not just a material product of the system but also an ideological one. Therefore, it is also a political one. There is a whole classification of films based on how they depict reality—whether they completely conform to the dominant ideology, oppose it, or are nuancedly placed across this spectrum.
I suppose we may almost unproblematically adopt this classification to videogames without needing to tweak it. And while within most of the genres, I can find games that can be classified differently, some genres are somewhat homogenous.