None from actually playing the games, but from the game creation standpoint, I can see how that diving deep into the creative part of the mind can help you come up with an out-of-box strategy. All about the developers.
There was a recent Chat with Traders episode with an ex-gamer: https://chatwithtraders.com/ep-204-brian-lee/ tbh though it didn’t talk too much about actual carryovers from gaming.
It helps more for shorter term trading, such as intraday. Things that have directly helped me from gaming : 1)Execution. No second thoughts. Just do it. 2)Feel/Intuition. There's a flow that is better captured. Good luck.
I know of two very good game players who became very wealthy at trading futures. One was expert at Poker, the other at Chess. I'll put it this way: it doesn't hurt.
Helps with reaction speed and timing. And puzzle solving. Doesn't help with risk management lol. Even simple tetris is good
I'll put this another way: if DRW is looking at two academically similar recruits from MIT and they're only going to hire one - they would favor the candidate who showed some prowess at games involving risk and critical problem solving.