[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] the_Joe Marathon XBLA and Halo 3 the same year!! *head explodes from awe* I wonder, will they have a vidmaster award? like, an award for completeing all the vidmaster levels, or could it be doing all the levels without dying or saving (a TRUE vidmaster challenge, to be sure!) but, will there be a run button to hold down? lol. for that matter, will it have all 5 levels of difficulty? (yes, its true vidmasters, there is actually FIVE! total carnage isnt for everyone, apparently.) oh, and what i've been screaming for weeks now: WHEN IS RELEASE DATE!!!!?!!?!!?! its cruel, keeping it from me.... p.s. anyone interested at all, check out [url=http://source.bungie.org/get][b]Aleph One[/b][/url]! its multiplatform, they even got it for linux users! and with the high-res textures and openGL support, it actually looks pretty sharp for a game thats almost 13 years old[/quote]Here's some good instructions for downloading if you're not too sly with a computer. Created by QuickSilver:[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Quicksilver4648 [url=http://source.bungie.org/get/]HERE[/url] Go there to download the Aleph One game engine and the three games. 1. Download the Aleph One game engine. To do this click on your operating system, Mac, Windows, or Linux. 2. Download the three versions of Marathon. 3. Open the Aleph One folder and copy the AlephOne.exe file. Past the file in the folder of each game. 4. To play, go to the folder of the game you wish to play and click on the AlephOne.exe. 5. You will need to change the default controls, they suck. *Tip*: To play multi player, open the Marathon: Infinity (3) game and use the multi player in this game. Nobody plays online with the other versions of the game (1 or 2). When you play 8 player online, the game lags kind of bad. That is why I can't wait till it releases on Xbox Live Arcade where the online is secure and strong.[/quote]