According to Cookieman and Yeroen at Bungie.net, a six level preview version of a new Myth solo plugin entitled The Seventh Godblighter Preview Pack should be made available today, authored by Teepens.

This expansion promises a multi-storyline plot featuring humans, dwarves, elves and goblins, with an option to play as each.

With the lull in Bungie-related news that inevitably occurs in the void between releases, the natives at HBO have been getting a bit restless in their search for new information.

This search is referred to lovingly as bugging Matt .

The Cyberathlete Professional Leauge is hosting an event called CPLЃ PentiumЃ 4 Processor Winter 2002, and will take place Wednesday, December 18 and ending Sunday, December 22, 2002. This is useless information until you read the schedule, on December 21 (Saturday) at 2:00pm Gearbox will have a workshop and will feature Halo for PC! Sounds like an intresting event.

Infininight at Myth Village has posted that Project Magma has released the units they ported from Soulblighter to Myth: TFL as .gor files so that other mapmakers can use them.

Bungie's own Matt Soell will be interviewed on MacRadio's gaming program, The Gamesome Mac, from 9 to 11 p.m. Eastern time today, November 4. During the broadcast Soell will participate in a Q&A session with listeners and the show's hosts, Sean Smith and Omaha Sternberg. The broadcasts require QuickTime 5 or 6 and a minimum 28kbps Internet connection.

MBO has news on the Myth Birthday Party planned at Mariusnet. November 8, 2002 marks the fifth anniversary of the release of the Myth Demo. So MariusNet will be having a party, complete with a new Co-Op challenge. And for those without Myth:TFL CDs, MariusNet will support the Myth Demo. Thanks Zandervix.

David Candyman Candland has posted at Bungie.net that the ultimate goal for Marathon gaming has just now been reached-- Internet multiplayer. The Aleph One project now has TCP/IP networking in its Mac OS X version. Check it out.

The Marathon Open Source page has put up another update, this time on the progress of Carbonization and the addition of networking:

MacWorld UK has an interview with Peter Tamte from Destineer Studios up that's dated October 23, but nearly all the information in it is old.

They quote Tamte from as saying Westlake will start in September to work on porting Halo to the Mac. And they also mention Kevin Browne of the Mac Business Unit of Microsoft complaining about OS X sales. (Browne left the MacBU recently.)

Doobie from udogs.net wrote in to Mariusnet to say that their site is temporarily available on the web at udogs.projectmagma.net, and they thank doughie.com for hosting their Grounds for Assault map in the absence of MythVillage's hosting until their own site comes back.

Halo 2 and other future Bungie titles to make it past the Xbox to the Mac and/or PC?

Could be.

Thanks to HBO for the linkage.

From MBO comes word that Renaissance has made available a new plugin for both Myth: TFL and SB, called Dol Baran. It's available at the Mill. Thanks Zandervix.

IMG has a mention of Mac's upcoming Halo port, in an interview twixt Tuncer Deniz and Westlake's Glenda Adams. Not much, but its does clarify a few things.

Link snarfed from HBO.

Conner at Marius.net put an announcement that a new version of Mazzarin's Demise has been announced by Project Magma. Changes include 8 player support, more enemies, more powerful Light units-- over 100 changes in all.

MacGamer has put up an article by Corey Tamas on Myth: The Fallen Lords. The gist of it is that he never really understood the appeal of the game until he took a second look at it recently, and now he's a real fan: