in tournaments, helpfully knighting the protagonist when he is exposed as a peasant. Ironically, appearing incognito in tournaments was not uncommon, taking its inspiration from chivalric romances. The real Prince Edward's father, Edward III, competed in tournaments disguised in the arms of other English knights. English SS volunteers in the 1965 alternate history film It Happened Here are part of the Black Prince Division, as seen briefly on their cuff titles at the end of the film when being massacred after surrendering. Comics The Black Prince features as a character in the 2007 graphic novel Crécy by Warren Ellis and Raulo Cáceres, an adaptation of the events of the Battle of Crécy. Games Edward is portrayed in the 2007 PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War by Koei. Within this video game, he is seen as the inspirational commander of English forces, aspiring to conquer France for his father, though remaining compassionate to the feelings of the French peasantry, knowing that they would be his people upon success in France. Edward appears under the name of Black Prince in the game Empire Earth in the English campaign in the fourth and fifth scenario. Edward is also a key military commander in Medieval: Total War. A British cavalier named the "Black Prince" appeared in Age of Empires II map editor and is one of the random names for the Britons' commander in random map games. In the game "Madness: Project Nexus", The Black Prince is referenced when clicking on the Iron Sword and reading its description. References Further reading Cultural depictions of English monarchs Cultural depictions of princes Edward the Black Prince