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If you mean somehow having PICO-8 itself modify your internet connection, then no (he said confidently, fully expecting a power user to come in and show how it's done).
If you mean having PICO-8 connect to the internet via a different network interface than other applications on your Raspberry Pi, then probably. I haven't ever needed to do this, so I don't know specifically how the routing table configuration would look in this scenario, but you could probably find something in the docs and/or forums for the distro you're using on your Pi.
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In general, an app (in userland) should not have the access necessary to change your system settings such as network configuration. This would be a security risk.
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I don't have experience with this but couldn't you make an external program that reads the GPIO state from Pico-8 and modifies the internet connection based on that?
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