Online games are interesting to infiltrate because they can be a conduit for downloaded code; a lot of the clients are native code with the capability for remot

Online games are interesting to infiltrate because they can be a conduit for downloaded code; a lot of the clients are native code with the capability for remote execution (e.g., for anti-cheat challenges). I have no evidence that the NSA has done this. To the NSA, your user base is just another set of people to monitor, just another set of machines to infiltrate. They don't care about your user's trust.