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Episode 07 - The Last Of Us

Content Warning:

This episode touches on topics of mental health, trauma, survivor guilt and suicide

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 7, the Princes will have to scavenge, crouch and kill to survive the waves of human and infected alike in Naughty Dog’s smash hit The Last Of Us. Regarded as one of the greatest games of all time, since its release, The Last Of Us has led a phenomenal life, but is it everything it was cracked up to be? Join Will and Harry as they look for the light and prove that it can’t be all for nothing

The Princes: William Underwood and Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Writer: Harry Norris and William Underwood

Music Used:  The Last Of Us, The Hour, The Last Of Us (Never Again) and The Path (A New Beginning) by Gustavo Santaolalla (Album: The Last Of Us)

Audio Clips: The Last Of Us (Developed by Naughty Dog, Published by Sony Computer Entertainment, Written by Neil Druckmann, Directed by Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann)

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), Origins and Development (08:42), Release (15:16), Story (18:37), Gameplay (40:32), Visuals (01:21:53), Audio/Soundtrack (01:31:58) Conclusion (01:43:53)

Length: 01:51:25

Size:  125 MB

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Episode 06 - Doom (2016)

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 6, the Princes pray to whoever will hear them as they tackle the Hellish world of Doom (2016). Doom is well regarded as the father of the First Person Shooter genre and in 2016, Doom returned to breathe fresh air into the FPS world. Considered a return to form, Doom has taken back the crown it gave away many years ago, but does it deserve the crown to begin with? Join Will and Harry as they crawl through waves of imps and squishy walls as they tackle Doom!

The Princes: William Underwood and Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Writer: Harry Norris and William Underwood

Music Used:  Sanctus / Benedictus by Dee Yan-Key (Album: Mass Without Words)
1. Dogma, Rip and Tear and  BFG Division by Mick Gordon (Album: Doom Original Game Soundtrack), Now Or Never! by Toru Minegishi, Ryu Nagamatsu and Shiho Fujii (Album: Splatune 2: Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack) and The Last Of Us by Gustavo Santaolalla (Album: The Last Of Us)

Audio Clips: Doom (Developed by id Software, Published by Bethesda Softworks, Written by Adam Gascoine, Directed by Marty Stratton and Hugo Martin) and The Last Of Us (Developed by Naughty Dog, Published by Sony Computer Entertainment, Written by Neil Druckmann, Directed by Bruce Straley and Neil Druckmann)

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), Origins and Development (07:03), Release (13:00), Story (15:41), Gameplay (25:32), Visuals (53:15), Audio/Soundtrack (01:01:15) Conclusion (01:08:54)

Length: 01:18:25

Size:  95.5 MB

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Episode 05 - Mass Effect

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 3, the Princes will be exploring the uncharted regions of the galaxy with the start of BioWare’s 2007 sci-fi trilogy, Mass Effect. Originally an exclusive for the Xbox 360, and later ported to PC’s in 2008 and PlayStation 3 in 2012, Mass Effect has won the hearts of many devoted fans that still remember it fondly all these years later, warts and all. Join Harry and Will as they laugh, cry and remain somewhat confused as to why the pause menu looks the way it does.

The Princes: William Underwood, Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Writer: Harry Norris

Music Used:  Sanctus / Benedictus by Dee Yan-Key (Album: Mass Without Words), Vigil and Uncharted World’s by Jack Wall, Sam Hulick, Richard Jacques and David Kates (Album: Mass Effect Original Soundtrack) and M4 Pt. 2 by Faunts (Album: M4 EP and Mass Effect Original Soundtrack), Now Or Never! by Toru Minegishi, Ryu Nagamatsu and Shiho Fujii (Album: Splatune 2: Splatoon 2 Original Soundtrack)

Audio Clips: Mass Effect (Developed by BioWare, Published by Microsoft Game Studios and Electronic Arts, Designed by Preston Watamaniuk, Written by Drew Karpyshyn, Directed by Casey Hudson)

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), Origins and Development (06:33), Release (11:40), Story (15:17), Gameplay (23:15), Dialogue (39:55), Combat (55:58), Soundtrack, Audio and Visuals (01:18:25), Conclusion (01:28:17)

Length: 01:35:07

Size:  112 MB

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Episode 04 - Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 4, the Princes trade the dark and dreary England sky for warmer climates in 2020’s smash hit game, Animal Crossing: New Horizons. For many, New Horizons was their game of the year in 2020. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, players isolated inside found an escape with Tom Nook’s Island Getaway Package and began their new life building a home for themselves and their animal residents. Join Will, as he takes a vacation and grinds his way to his dream home, and Harry, who tries to answer the question, “just what the hell is this?”

The Princes: William Underwood, Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Music Used:  Sanctus / Benedictus by Dee Yan-Key (Album: Mass Without Words), 12PM (Rainy), 6AM, Island Broadcast (Isabelle), Prologue (Campsite), DoDo Airlines Airport, Town Hall, New Horizons (Album: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Soundtrack) by Kazumi Todaka, Yasuaki Iwata, Yumi Takahashi, Shinobu Nagata, Sayaka Doi and Masato Ohashi and Todaka’s Song (Album Luigi’s Mansion Original Soundtrack) by Kazumi Todaka

Audio Clips: Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Developed and Published by Nintendo, Written by Makoto Wada, Directed by Aya Kyogoku), Luigi’s Mansion (Developed and Published by Nintendo + Grezzo, Designed by Tadashi Sugiyama, Directed by Hideki Konno + Katsumi Kuga)

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), Origins (08:19), Development (13:07), Release (16:28), Story (20:09), Gameplay/Multiplayer (26:47), Audio/Soundtrack (49:09), Conclusion (54:07)

Length: 01:03:07

Size:  74.3 MB

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Episode 03 - The Forgotten Gems Of The 6th Generation

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 3, the Princes tackle a cavalcade of games from the 6th Generation of Consoles! Focusing on those games that time may have left behind, the Princes aim to tap into the memories of your childhood and dig up some of the known and the lesser known classics that this generation of games had to offer. Dust off your Gamecube, reload your GBA batteries, plug in your Xbox, load up your PS2, remember that no one actually owned a Dreamcast and take a dive with Will and Harry as they get nostalgic and just a little bit crazy at the games time forgot!

The Princes: William Underwood, Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Music Used:  Sanctus / Benedictus by Dee Yan-Key (Album: Mass Without Words), Title Screen by Masami Ueda (Album: Okami Original Soundtrack), Main Theme (Running) by Shawn Lee (Album: Bully Original Soundtrack), Le Marie Glennecia by Tomohito Nishiura (Album: Rogue Galaxy Original Soundtrack), Give It Some Air by Steve Emney and Stephen Root (Album: AirBlade Original Soundtrack), The Last Hope by Steve Henifin (Album: Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem Sound Track), Spartan: Total Warrior by Jeff van Dyck and James Vincent (Album: Spartan: Total Warrior Original Soundtrack), Skull Island by Chance Thomas (Album: Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie Soundtrack), Main Menu by Alistair Lindsay (Dog’s Life Original Soundtrack) and I’ll Face Myself by Shoji Meguro (Album: Persona 4 Original Soundtrack)

Audio Clips: Dreamcast Start-Up (Composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto), PS2 Start-Up (Composed by Takafumi Fujisawa), Game Boy Advance Start-Up (Unknown Composer), GameCube Start-Up (Composed by Toru Minegishi), Xbox Start-Up (Composed by Brian Schmidt) and Shadow of Memories (Developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, Published by Konami, Written by Junko Kawano, Directed by Junko Kawano (?))

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), A Brief History/Console Overview/Rules (06:12), Okami (17:24), Canis Canem Edit/ Bully (24:48), Rogue Galaxy (36:58), AirBlade (43:59), Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem (51:07), Spartan: Total Warrior (01:01:26), Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game Of The Movie (01:11:21), Dog’s Life (01:23:21), Shadow of Memories (01:29:26), Ending (01:36:38)

Length: 01:38:55

Size:  95.3 MB

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Episode 02 - Portal + Portal 2

Welcome, loyal subjects! We are your hosts, Will and Harry, and we are Not The Princes! A new podcast between two of the most decent self proclaimed critics that were free for a prolonged period of time. In Episode 2, the Princes take a closer look at what seemed to be a fun add on to Valve’s game compilation, The Orange Box, Portal and its sequel, Portal 2. Remembered fondly for its fun puzzle mechanics and surprisingly humorous tone, both Portal games enjoyed widespread acclaim, considered by some to be one of the best games of all time. Hold your Weighted Companion Cubes tight, be careful of the deadly neurotoxin and join the Princes as they jump into the orange and blue duology, only hopefully these two can make it to their third outing before Valve can release anything with 3 attached.

The Princes: William Underwood, Harry Norris

Editor and Mixer: William Underwood

Music Used:  Sanctus / Benedictus by Dee Yan-Key (Album: Mass Without Words), Subject Name Here by Kelly Bailey and Mike Morasky (Album: Portal 2: Songs to Test By (Collectors Edition)), Cara Mia Addio by Mike Morasky (Album: Portal 2: Songs to Test By (Collectors Edition))

Audio Clips: Portal (Developed and Published by Valve, Written by Erik Wolpaw and Chet Faliszek, Designed by Kim Swift), Portal 2 (Developed and Published by Valve, Written by Erik Wolpaw, Chet Faliszek and Jay Pinkerton, Directed by Josh Weier)

Timestamps: Introduction (00:00), Origins (05:35), Development (06:55), Release (09:59), Gameplay (12:33), Audio/Soundtrack (21:00), Development P2 (26:33), Release P2 (29:38), Gameplay P2 (30:29), Audio Soundtrack P2 (43:24), Story (52:28), Conclusion (01:03:44)

Length: 01:17:22

Size:  75.9 MB

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