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In this paper, we investigate whether or not the Participatory Design (PD) paradigm might be used to address issues of social exclusion in game design. Here, social exclusion is used to describe games where design choices limit selfrepresentation (in terms of gender and/or ethnicity) or access. Three areas where PD approaches have been used to address social exclusion are discussed and critiqued. In particular, the importance of including diverse and representative stakeholders is discussed.

E is for Everyone: The Role of Stakeholders in Participatory Design and Game Studies