Video Games · Jennasis and Virvada
by Jennasis and Virvada
How does your video game bae stack up against the rest? We are two girls who love video games and romance, and this is a podcast dedicated to analyzing all that video game relationships have to offer. We talk about specific games, favorite love interests, where video game romance started, where it's headed, and everything in between. We also have special interview episodes with game industry professionals on how our loves are brought to life. Hosted by Jennasis and Virvada, we discuss pop culture video game relationships from a feminist viewpoint. Please like, subscribe, and leave a review! Watch live on Fridays at 10:30pm ET: https://www.twitch.tv/twogirlsoneship Follow us on all the socials! https://linktr.ee/twogirlsoneship Advertise with us & business inquiries: twogirlsoneship@gmail.com
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Been listening since the start. I never knew there was so much depth to the romances in all the games I love playing. I never would have looked a in game romances they way I do now if it wasn't for this podcast. Jennasis and Vervada do a wonderful job at conveying all aspects of the different characters and their romances. The Patreon episodes are good entertainment too. The last episode almost had me on the floor because I was laughing so hard. My boss was eyeing me like I had finally lost my mind. Definitely makes a slow work day go by fast. Keep up the hard work. It's a great podcast. 100% Recommended!
This podcast covers a niche corner of the gaming experience with expertise and charm. The two hosts are witty, well spoken and have a great chemistry. The wide variety of games covered is fantastic, as well as the advocacy for good LGBTQ+ romance representation in role playing games. Personally, I think these hosts particularly did a great job breaking down Sera from Dragon Age’s romance. It was the first time I’ve ever seen content about Sera that wasn’t just tearing her down for the way she speaks, or how she expresses herself. The way the hosts read between the lines to break down character development and the chemistry between characters is masterful. I can’t wait to see where they go next and I hope this podcast continues to grow its audience because the hosts deserve more recognition. Great job!
I’m going to be completely 100% honest: I only started listening to this podcast specifically for the Mass Effect episodes. I’ve listened to all of them and just like the ending of ME3, I didn’t want it to end…but thankfully the podcast itself continues on. The girls have definitely earned another fan in me and I will be checking out other episodes here soon, but until then…I should go. PS: Jack is the best romance option. You can not tell me otherwise (but I’m a dude and always play as BroShep).
A very fun investigation of romances in video games with two hosts that feel like great friends. Love me some Bioware and other story-heavy games, and this scratches my itch for a feminist breakdown of the implications of those romances. Keep up the good work!
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