If I Had a Rocket Launcher, I'd Make Somebody Pay
July 18, 2007 6:08 AM
If I Had a Rocket Launcher, I'd Make Somebody Pay
In the mid-nineties, little-known Mac games company Bungie Software (now Bungie Studios) was knee-deep in the Marathon universe. Way before Halo was an idea, Jason Jones, Greg Kirkpatrick, and crew were busy constructing an intricate universe of rampant artificial intelligences, lost alien homeworlds, and exploding civilians.
More than a decade after the end of the famed trilogy, Marathon: Durandal has been brought to the Xbox 360. I worked on the project and thought some of the Mac MeFi crowd might be interested, so I rounded up some good links. Enjoy:
Freeverse, Inc's Marathon: Durandal page - includes video
Bruce Morrison and I answer some of the questions posed by the community about the new release
Huge archive of screenshots at halo.bungie.org
Mark Levin fields questions from the long-term community (asking things here will probably get a good response)
In the mid-nineties, little-known Mac games company Bungie Software (now Bungie Studios) was knee-deep in the Marathon universe. Way before Halo was an idea, Jason Jones, Greg Kirkpatrick, and crew were busy constructing an intricate universe of rampant artificial intelligences, lost alien homeworlds, and exploding civilians.
More than a decade after the end of the famed trilogy, Marathon: Durandal has been brought to the Xbox 360. I worked on the project and thought some of the Mac MeFi crowd might be interested, so I rounded up some good links. Enjoy:
Freeverse, Inc's Marathon: Durandal page - includes video
Bruce Morrison and I answer some of the questions posed by the community about the new release
Huge archive of screenshots at halo.bungie.org
Mark Levin fields questions from the long-term community (asking things here will probably get a good response)
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