Controversy!

- Season 5

(2018)

Even talks about two minor controversies surrounding "Portal 2": one involving a review bombing of the game from fans when it first came out, and another one involving a father who was upset over adopted jokes in the game.

Even discusses the stumbles of the otherwise good campaign for the Kickstarter game "Agony". He also reviews the game itself and concludes that, while far from good, it's still one of the better games he's reviewed for the show.

Even discusses what might be the very first video game controversy ever - the one caused in 1973 by Atari's fourth arcade game, "Gotcha!", due to how its original controllers looked like boobs.

Even tackles the multitude of controversies involving a game he really likes, the battle royale pioneer "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", and its developers.

Even reviews an obscure lawsuit between Data East and Epyx for their respective karate games "Karate Champ" and "World Karate Championship", the latter of which Data East claimed was a copy of "Karate Champ".

Even analyzes the insane controversy sparked by Raven Software's incredibly violent FPS game, "Soldier of Fortune".

Even tackles the controversy sparked by Ubisoft's supposedly sexual party game "We Dare!" and how one of the worst trailers ever made earned a mediocre game that in reality wasn't all that sexual some undeserved controversy.

Even reviews the brief controversy caused by an obscure Christian game, "Left Behind: Eternal Forces", over the alleged unfortunate implications of its handling of its religious content.

Coinciding with the Western release of "Yakuza" spin-off "Judgment", Even talks about a minor controversy surrounding not the game itself, but one of its voice actors.