This map pack was designed for multiplayer carnage fun, but also allows single player walkthrough. A few of the maps use switches and uplink chips to simulate different game types.

Marathon's original soundtrack re-recorded with a hardware synthesizer instead of QuickTime's software synthesizer for a more realistic sound. This is how Alexander Seropian's compositions should sound if played with real instruments.

This is an absolutely spectacular "Space" landscape replacement for any Marathon Shapes file. The shot is a colossal sweep of the cosmos, as photographed by NASA.

This is a deceptively challenging Rubicon scenario to play and vid. Don't be fooled by the easy "no-brainer" levels early on. They get much more difficult as the scenario progresses. Due to the lack of recharge stations on most levels, and very few recharge canisters even so, a few of the levels are extremely challenging for vidding. This package contains films for each of the 14 solo levels. Enjoy!

Dr. John S. Sumner

Installment 12 of an ongoing series.

"Rubicon-Xariim" now in .sit format !

"Marathon:Rubicon-Xariim" is a 14 solo levels scenario for "Marathon:Rubicon".

As discovered in the M2 Preview (demo) release, here's some of the legendary "Lost BoB" sounds...quotes that never saw the M2 or M3 light of day. In WAV for Wintel users, in "System" format for Mac users.

This is an SDL port of Quartz's M.A.D.D. patch for Infinity. Also adds Hulks from Raul Bonilla's

"M1A1" Marathon to Aleph One conversion to the Shapes file. Two new Pfhor Trooper colors have been added, corresponding to the projectile Pfhor fighters. Other changes have been made in this version - see the enclosed Readme for details. Original "M.A.D.D. 1.6 Readme" by Quartz included.

Mac users, go get the excellent Infinity version at Bungie's Marathon Archives:

http://archives.bungie.org/filesearch.html?item=maddf

An update of the MMLs (originally done by Craig Caroon) for various big scenarios that use MML scripts for custom Shapes and Textures. This allows these scenarios to work with the latest builds of Aleph One currently being released for Windows (SDL). Now supports M2 for Windows and M1A1 for SDL v1.5 (latest version makes new Tiny Bobs friendly under the motion sensor). Rubicon should work when properly extracted by Aladdin Expander. "Save Macintosh files in MacBinary format" must be enabled in Aladdin Expander for Windows' Cross-Platform tab under "Preferences".