At one point in Christopher Nolan’s 20 20 film Tenet, lead actor John David Washington’s character complains at being left out of the loop to arms dealer Priya Singh. “I’m the protagonist!” he objects. “You’re a protagonist,” Singh replies dismissively. This is a truth that videogames usually try to hide from us: each player wants to feel that they are the world-altering hero of the story, even though many thousands of other people playing the same game are the world-altering hero of exactly the same story. If someone tells you they saved Termina and restored the moon in Majora’s Mask, it makes no sense to respond: “No, I did!”