Controversy!

- Season 2

(2015)

Even takes a look at the fan controversy over "Bayonetta 2" being a Wii U exclusive and why the rage over these news might not be as unfounded as it first seems.

Even talks about the controversies around the racing games "Super Monaco GP" and "Final Lap" and what they show about how desperate some controversies can get to protect the complainers' reputation.

In his first look at a video game company controversy, Even takes a look at Silicon Knights' litigation with Epic Games over their deal for use of the Unreal Engine 3, and how it killed the former company for being the one in the wrong.

In what is actually an April Fools video consisting of just Even doing random stuff for five minutes, he prepares to discuss the most infamous video game controversy in recent times, the Gamergate scandal.

To commemorate the release of "Mortal Kombat X", Even takes a look at the controversies of three games in the "Mortal Kombat" franchise that exemplify its controversies as a whole - those of the first two games and the 2011 soft reboot.

Even talks about the controversy surrounding "Hatred" and its violent content prior to release, including its resulting AO rating from the ESRB. He also reviews the game itself, and realizes that it actually sucks.

Even talks about the two controversies that the "Tomb Raider" franchise ever sparked: one involving a fan-made nude mod of the original game, and another one involving a quick-time event in the 2013 reboot that seemingly implied rape.

Even talks about the infamous unreleased fighting game "Thrill Kill", which was the first game ever to receive an AO rating from the ESRB for violence and actually saw its release canceled because of its content.

Even talks about the Polaris Game Jam, a game jam that was organized by Polaris and Maker to bring the concept of game jams to a wider audience, and how it quickly fell apart when Pepsi was brought in as a sponsor.

Even talks about one of the worst game companies ever, Digital Homicide, and everything they have done since their inception in 2014 to this day.