From: pfhorrest@aol.com (Pfhorrest)
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Subject: Re: Marathon Trilogy
Date: 4 Jun 1997 05:03:34 GMT
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I was dissapointed in the Scrapbook. Hamish promised it'd have all this
cool inside Story info, but Bungie wanted to make it for the general
public so now it's just a bunch of stuff I already knew (except for a few
things). When I asked Hamish about the other stuff (such as the GK
interview) he said it may appear somewhere sometime. but no specifics.

-p4st






From: Beemer Dan <moto667NOSPAM@Dimensional.com>
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Subject: Re: Marathon Trilogy
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Pfhorrest wrote:
> 
> I was dissapointed in the Scrapbook. Hamish promised it'd have all this
> cool inside Story info, but Bungie wanted to make it for the general
> public so now it's just a bunch of stuff I already knew (except for a few
> things). When I asked Hamish about the other stuff (such as the GK
> interview) he said it may appear somewhere sometime. but no specifics.
> 
> -p4st
Yeah, me too. I would be willing to pay good cash for a book or
a acrobat enabled cd with the M story web page. I wonder if
Hamish could make enough dough from publishing to make it
worth his while?

---Beemer Dan






From: Hamish.Sinclair@tcd.ie (Hamish Sinclair)
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Subject: Re: Marathon Trilogy
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 1997 18:27:34 +0100
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In article <33952F5D.28EB@Dimensional.com>, moto667NOSPAM@Dimensional.com wrote:

> Pfhorrest wrote:
> > 
> > I was dissapointed in the Scrapbook. Hamish promised it'd have all this
> > cool inside Story info, but Bungie wanted to make it for the general
> > public so now it's just a bunch of stuff I already knew (except for a few
> > things). When I asked Hamish about the other stuff (such as the GK
> > interview) he said it may appear somewhere sometime. but no specifics.
> > 
> > -p4st
> Yeah, me too. I would be willing to pay good cash for a book or
> a acrobat enabled cd with the M story web page. I wonder if
> Hamish could make enough dough from publishing to make it
> worth his while?
> 

Unlikely.

Selling it would also infringe the present copyright law.

It would also be out-of-date as soon as it was released.

The Marathon's Story page is free on the web.

If you are trying to read it while on-line but are concerned
about the cost then simply download the document source of
each page and read it at your leisure.

The Marathon Scrapbook was only 30 pages not 700 thus it was not
possible to include every detail of the Marathon story.


Cheers
Hamish