
Interested in video games, anime, and other geeky things and the culture of outrage surrounding them? In this podcast, husband-and-wife duo Scrivonaut and Norayla—and sometimes special guests—dive deep on controversies consuming the nerd sphere.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

After removing 500 digital movies from purchasers’ libraries, Sony announced PlayStation will stop the production of game discs in early 2028, meaning expensive digital titles will be the only way to game on future PS consoles. We discuss this news a... more
A trailer for Stellar Blade: Blood Rain released, and everyone who detests attractive women in games instantly accused the new protagonist, Evie, of looking like a child. We discuss the reaction along with Shift Up’s defense of her design along with ... more
Another one of PlayStation’s exclusive franchises is following the trend of replacing its mainstay male protagonist with a woman. In God of War: Laufey, Kratos is out, and you instead will play as his dead wife, Faye. We discuss this trend and what i... more
The developers of Lords of the Fallen 2 claimed it would include attractive female characters, and they delivered: Concept art from the game shows its women will wear somewhat revealing fantasy outfits. The drew the ire of industry staples, including... more
Just another post full of snowflakes terrified of anything that may include someone that ain’t white n straight. What a scary, sad headspace it must be to live life this scared and dull. Spoiler alert, homosexuality and different skin colors were not invented in the last 10 years, they’ve been around a while. Maybe put down the mic and pick up a history book, before your heroes burns em all.
While I’m inclined to agree with the hosts that current games journalism, podcasts, media, etc. is very “woke” and spends more time on politics than the games, this podcast doesn’t work for me either. I listened to several episodes and it was more of an exercise in mocking and attacking others than making substantial arguments or even talking about video games. Often the hosts were clearly uninformed about the things they were mocking. It’s fine to be opposed to ideas and have different values, ... more
I grew up with video games and if I knew GamePro and EGM would give birth to modern “journalists” who treat video game reviews as diary entries or weird political tangents. This podcasts picks the best of the worst and makes sense of it. And I’m a liberal guy, by the way.
Three episodes in and this podcast is awesome! Love the knowledge the host had and the perspective the other host has. Subscribed and totally listening to all they put out. But...Allegra Frank is awesome!
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