What Do Women Want in Video Games? We’re not talking about what the authoritarian feminists at Feminist Frequency, Jezebel, or The Mary Sue want. No. What do actual, average women want to see in video game…
Cassie Jaye’s “The Red Pill” documentary was nothing short of upsetting, but not the least bit surprising.
LaughingMan, CineMax, and Katie begin their latest conversation by addressing a rather disconcerting fact: A year after the inception of #GamerGate, the mainstream media is still willing to resort to petty mudslinging tactics in order to…
Uh-oh. It looks like a certain #progressive individual didn’t take kindly to our anti-fit-shaming comments in our recent “FIT-SHAMING IN VIDEO GAMES: A RACE TO THE BOTTOM…” After Hours podcast. What kind of heinous internet retribution does…
Part 1: Professional Victimhood and Yellow Gaming Journalism Part 2: Video Game Violence & Misogyny: A Brief History of Media Scares In our first video in our sexism in video games series, which we affectionately refer to…
CineMax and LaughingMan are glad to have put their money where their mouths are by supporting The Fine Young Capitalists
Not only is it common for new entertainment mediums to be used as strawman for the violence and sexism in society, but it’s highly profitable to do so.
How first-world problems, professional victimhood and yellow gaming journalism has amalgamated into a profitable industry.
It’s come to our attention that there’s a new My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan documentary fundraiser on Kickstarter, and the trailer for the documentary is taking segments from the conversation between CineMax, LaughingMan, and B-Mask entirely out of context.
A lot of white knight video game journalists are wagging fingers at both the gamers and game developers, accusing them of misogyny, sexism, chauvinism, the patriarchy and other practices left, right and center. But how fair…
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