Author: narcogen

Ian over at Mythgamer has a post that dissects Bungie’s Law of the Jungle trailer for Destiny to see what it does well. Go take a look.

Urk from Bungie tells IGN that everything Bungie does on the backend for Destiny is platform agnostic, but the company still has not definitively announced, nor definitively denied, versions of…

YouTube user toolsmyth (Bo Lindbergh in the Marathon Story Page’s forum) has posted some gameplay from the first level of Bun…

Narcogen and Blackstar play Level 3 of Bungie’s classic sci fi shooter, Marathon: Never Burn Money. Leela tasks us with recovering three chips to repair the Marathon’s defensive system, and on our own we attempt to reach an isolated and cryptic termin…

Narcogen and Blackstar play Level 3 of Bungie’s classic sci fi shooter, Marathon: Never Burn Money. Leela tasks us with recov…

This “live action” trailer for Destiny promotes the first gameplay reveal coming up at E3, as well as emphasizing how central…

Blackstar and Narcogen continue playing through the classic Bungie scifi shooter and precursor to Halo, Marathon. Special tha…

Narcogen and Craig Hardgrove In this episode of Anger, Sadness and Envy, Narcogen talks to Mars Science Laboratory planetary scientist Craig Hardgrove, fan of Bungie games and master remixer of the Marathon soundtrack about Marathon, Destiny, as well as Call of Duty and Bioshock Infinite. You can hear Hardgrove every week on the Guardian Radio…

The official Twitter account for Destiny has posted a new piece of concept art for Destiny; here it is!

Here at Rampancy, we’ll be starting a new series on the Anger, Sadness and Envy podcast: a video Let’s Play series of Bungie’s classic science fiction shooter, Marathon, as played using the modern Aleph One engine under Mac OS X. All three games in th…

The free modernization of Pathways Into Darkness by Man Up Time Studios (now in the App Store) got a mention on the RetroMacCast, which is, unsurprisingly, a podcast about retro Macintosh stuff. PiD gets a mention in the April 13 episode.

Through the efforts of Man Up Time Studios, Bruce “Hippieman” Morrison and Mark “Have Blue” Levin, the classic Bungie FPS game Pathways Into Darkness lives again, available for free in the Apple App Store for computers running version 10.6 or higher …

Project Magma has announced a public beta of the first major new revision to the Myth II engine in three years: version 1.8.0. If you’re the adventurous kind, and already have 1.7.2 installed, head on over to The Tain and pick up the beta version to …

Craig Hardgrove, who is a planetary scientist working for JPL and also a Bungie fan from quite aways back, has written an article for Guardians of Destiny, talking about why he loves Halo, why …

GameSpot has posted the entirety of Bungie’s GDC talk, given by Joe Staten and Christopher Barrett, about building Destiny’s world and characters, over in their YouTube channel. Honestly, stuff like this– showing the depth and breadth of thought that…

DestinyTracker (blog, YouTube channel) put up this copy of another video Bungie showed during the GDC presentation by Barrett and Staten; a short timelapse sequence showing the editing of a moon base location in Grognok, the Destiny world editor. …

I’ve added a gallery of screen captures from Bungie’s GDC 2013 presentation. Whenever possible I’ve left out concept art and other images that have previously been released, focusing on presentation slides and other materials that have not been seen …

Bungie’s latest Community Focus features the Guardians of Destiny, makers of the excellent Guardian Radio podcast. Bungie also points out that the latest Guardian Radio episode features JPL sci…

Following Bungie’s presentation at GDC by Joe Staten and Christopher Barrett, which you can read about at Bungie.net or watch over at GameSpot I’ve updated the Destiny concept art gallery and a…

This video was shown as part of Bungie’s GDC presentation on March 28, 2013.