History Main / TwoGamersOnACouch

* ''Webcomic/{{Applegeeks}}:'' Started off as a TGOAC comic but quickly [[CerebusSyndrome evolved into a more dramatic model]]. The wacky hawk (MadScientist {{Superhero}}) was the crazy one and he had many friends who took on the sane side of the dynamic. After the creation of Eve, the Mac-based andoid, the series changed dramatically into a serious action/drama series, and recently became wacky again. A slightly alternate interpretation involves copious amounts of UnreliableNarrator. The squirrel does talk to him, after all.

* ''WebVideo/VideoGamesAwesome'' has been Five Friends On A Couch for a great deal of its run, until other commitments got in the way of getting everyone together on a regular basis."Four Player Friday" still happen frequently, even if it's with more than four people. (Or not on a friday.)

Sometimes this is expanded into a ComicTrio, when they are accompanied by one or more characters who provide context, perspective, or episode-specific references. These may range from a SnarkyNonHumanSidekick or a DungeonmastersGirlfriend to a GamerChick, NerdNanny, RobotBuddy, MonsterRoommate, a {{Time Travel}}ler, a character from the franchise being reviewed or any other unexplained supernatural or SciFi element that serves as a plot device and may or may not change on a per-episode basis. Most of these series are set in the "real world" and these fantastical elements are {{handwave}}d as [[RuleOfCool really cool]].

* ''Webcomic/RealLifeComics'': Gaming is part of the overall geekery of the author's interests. Cast of Characters has fluctuated on the author's ''real life'' associations. Usually the AuthorAvatar is wacky, while his wife is sane -- but for some situations, it's reversed.

* MTV Germany's video games show ''GameOne'' could be considered this as it features two gamers as moderators and the studio even has a couch, they rarely sit on it though.

* ''LightNovel/EndoAndKobayashiLiveTheLatestOnTsundereVillainessLieselotte'' starts off with Endo and Kobayashi making live commentaries for a RomanceGame as a commentator practice, which is not that different from this trope's setup. At least, before they noticed [[NoInnerFourthWall Prince Siegwald can hear what they say from the other side of the screen]].

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* The pause between Books 9 and 10 of ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' was filled with two weeks of Annie and Kat engaged in AntiHumor about video games under the title ''[[https://www.gunnerkrigg.com/?p=2690 Gunnerkrigg Gamerz Timez]]'', ranging from "An opinion about video games structured as a comic strip" to "ItWillNeverCatch on strips that have been proved wrong by at least a decade". It eventually turns out to be AllJustADream Kat was having after falling asleep reading webcomics.

* The pause between Books 9 and 10 of ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' was filled with two weeks of Annie and Kat engaged in AntiHumor about video games under the title ''[[https://www.gunnerkrigg.com/?p=2690 Gunnerkrigg Gamerz Timez]]''.

* ''Webcomic/SkinHorse'' pokes fun at the ubiquity of this trope early on with Leo's [ShowWithinAShow own webcomic]] ''[[https://skin-horse.com/comic/02102008/ AsLAN]]''.

* ''Webcomic/SkinHorse'' pokes fun at the ubiquity of this trope in an early strip]].

* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', the NP stories are starting to show shades of this. One NP storyline was called "Gaming Webcomic", with TheRant for the second strip beginning "Oh hey, two characters on a couch talking about video games. Neat!"

* ''WebVideo/VideoGamesAwesome'' has been [[UpToEleven Five Friends On A Couch]] for a great deal of its run, until other commitments got in the way of getting everyone together on a regular basis."Four Player Friday" still happen frequently, even if it's with more than four people. (Or not on a friday.)

* ''Webcomic/SkinHorse'' pokes fun at the ubiquity of this trope in [[http://www.webcomicsnation.com/shaenongarrity/skinhorse/series.php?view=archive&chapter=25126 an early strip]].