I said I'd do another one, didn't I? It's just one film, so unless you really wanna see it, I doubt that you'll download it. Oh, and why am I only doing one film at a time? Well, it takes half an hour to make it and three months to stuff it up and get it off my computer.

Playing the rather pointless, but amusing M2 map “Bob Hot Air Popper” I

shot the Bob’s thus beginning the explosive chain reaction. After a

short flight up the wall I picked of the lone Trooper with my .44

Magnum. But then a strange silence fell upon the battlefield, broken

only by the occasional cry of “Kill me!” and “Frog blast the vent

core!”. Something bizarre had happened… but you’ll have to watch the

film to see.

You’ll need a copy of Dr. Sardu’s Bob Hot Air Popper 1.0 map

and

Marathon 2 to view the film.

26 Single-Player levels including 5 netmaps (deathmatch and king of the hill). Sequel to Marathon 4: The C-Files.

A small netmap primarily for king of the hill play. It was created with the intent to test out floating polygons and on/off teleporters in netplay.

This package contains vid films for all 7 levels of the Marathon 2 scenario Escape!! All of the films were produced in late 1999. It is one of the most enjoyable scenarios I have ever played! I found all of the levels very challenging and a joy to vid. The 6th level is a vacuum level and will have you crying before you successfully finish it. The 7th level is enormous, very challenging, and produced a vid film in excess of 2 hours. I highly recommend this scenario to anyone looking for a good Marathon test. This vid package also contains a detailed Read Me.

This here is our second attempt at coop play. We only got through a few levels, and did worse in some situations. Enjoy our folly.

This film features my sister (dragonus maximus), my dad (bone chiller), and me (divine winds), and our first attempt at marathon 2 cooperative play. This film is amusing in spots because we all have different styles. I tend to me more aggressive than i need to be, my sister tends to stir up all the aliens, then make me kill them, and then get in the way when i'm killing them. My dad is a decent player, but seems to hold a grudge against the "run" button. He knows his way around, though, and tends to be our tour guide on most levels.

Created in 1997, but never added to the Archives, this walls collection is a pretty amazing example of what you can do with black and white. Textures are cartoonish, prelit... Disneyesque.

11 levels. These were released for Infinity a few months back... now they're available in M2 format, and they prove that great maps can look great in multiple texturesets. Rich is a master at multilevel carnage...