Controversy!

- Season 6

(2020)

Even begins his venture into the many controversies surrounding Rockstar Games and especially its "Grand Theft Auto" series by talking about the controversies revolving around "Grand Theft Auto III".

Even continues his journey into Rockstar's controversies by talking about the tiresome controversies surrounding one of his personal favorite games ever, "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City".

In an unrelated episode to the Rockstar Saga, Even takes a break from Rockstar's controversies to analyze the irregular pace with which Nintendo hosts its now famous Nintendo Direct events.

Even resumes his outlook into Rockstar's controversies by looking at "Manhunt", one of the most violent games ever made, which obviously attracted a lot of controversy.

Even takes a look at the controversial "Hot Coffee" mod of "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" and how, despite being a single controversy in comparison to other Rockstar titles, managed to escalate into one of the heaviest ones ever.

Even takes a look at the controversy revolving around "Bully", and why it is rather dumb in comparison to the controversies of other, more notorious Rockstar titles.

Even takes a slight detour from the Rockstar Saga to talk about the infamous "A Modest Video Game Proposal" open letter from Rockstar's most vocal critic, Jack Thompson, and how it makes him look as even more of a fool than he already was.

Even reaches the peak of Rockstar's controversies by talking about possibly their most violent and controversial title ever, "Manhunt 2".

Even's venture into the Rockstar controversies return him to the "Grand Theft Auto" series as he comes to discuss "Grand Theft Auto IV"'s multiple controversies.

Even reaches the last notoriously controversial Rockstar title, "Grand Theft Auto V", and talks about its various controversies.

After finishing off the bigger controversies, Even talks about the more minor controversies surrounding Rockstar's titles that weren't huge enough to warrant their own discussion.

Even takes one last detour from the Rockstar Saga by talking about the one Rockstar controversy that doesn't actually involve Rockstar itself: the turbulent development cycle of "L.A. Noire" at Team Bondi.

Even concludes his journey into Rockstar's controversies by talking about the numerous controversies that have surrounded the company itself and their latest game, "Red Dead Redemption II", in recent years.