Prey (2006) – Cane and Rinse No.377

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

Leisure, Video Games, Games, Hobbies

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🗓️ 22 July 2019

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Before Duke Nukem Forever... in fact, before Duke Nukem 3D, an ambitious first-person shooter called Prey was conceived.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rince podcast, Volume 8, Issue
0:30.4	377, and we're going to talk about Prey, the first attempt at it. Actually, not really the first
0:37.3	attempt at it, the first game we played that was called Prey that was released under the name. But more about the development history momentarily. You can play along with upcoming Cana Rince podcasts. We have Inside. Coming up, we have Diad. We also have Pilot Wing, 64. After that, it's Observer. And then we continue our Final Fantasy
0:57.9	series with number 12. You can get the full schedule up to the end of the year at Cana Rince.com,
1:04.0	as well as links to all our other outlets and doings. Now joining me Leon Cox in Issue 377 are
1:10.4	John Salmon.
1:11.6	Hello.
1:12.6	And Tony Atkins.
1:13.6	Hello.
1:14.6	Just the three of us.
1:16.6	And a game that is now 13 years old, a game called Prey.
1:21.6	Really...
1:22.6	Not that one.
1:23.6	Not that one.
1:24.6	The 2017 game is a, yeah, basically a complete reimagining of the IP.
1:31.4	I mean, it's...
1:31.9	But to be fair, we are doing this one because of that one.
1:34.6	Yeah, completely.
1:35.4	Yeah.
1:35.6	It didn't feel right to just jump in, to leave this game, which was storied, has a history.
1:42.1	It is a first-person shooter-slash-advent adventure game, I suppose, in the sci-fi horror genre.
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