We were recently delighted to see the opening of Evihcra, a site dedicated to online gaming files and ratings. We Myth fans had been delighted to see The Mill join the Evihcra ranks, but now we're just as lucky once again. Here's what you can expect from Evihcra's latest addition, Lh'owon Ar'kives:

Everyone's favorite Marathon project has been updated with OS X support. The Aleph One site has posted Steve Bytnar's build that reportedly runs quite well under Apple's latest operating system. There's still plenty to be done, but if you just can't wait, you can grab the source and binaries.

For those of you who still love Marathon, and are at least a few of you out there, this weekend just got a little bit better. As announced earlier, the Marathon: Rubicon scenario was released today, and finally be downloaded from one of several mirrors at the official site.

Project organizer D. Scott Brown sends word that Marathon: Rubicon, a stunning scenario for Marathon Infinity, has finally got a release date. The lowdown:

The final release date for Marathon Rubicon has been announced - 12:01 AM onMarch 17th.

More detail available at www.marathonrubicon.com

A short and sweet PR, just the way I like 'em. This is definitely one of those scenarios worth watching for, and here's hoping they don't have any trouble with boxes in the next few days.

Scott Brown of the Marathon Rubicon project let us know that they've produced a new trailer for download from MacGameFiles. The link will also provide you with further information on what the project is accomplishing.

A new Marathon: Infinity scenario has been released. Return To Marathon will indeed return you to Marathon:

Marathon Rubicon is a scenario for Marathon Infinity that is going to knock the socks off of every Mara-fan. It's been in the making for over four years now and its recently launched web site makes it look extremely promising.

Inside Mac Games got their hands on Scott Brown and Chris Lund of the Marathon Rubicon team and asked them some questions about the upcoming project. Here's a snip:

Kudos to VirtualWolf, who spotted an unexpected posting on alt.games.marathon: a pleasant (very pleasant) surprise for Marathon fans who have been waiting for another good scenario to come along. From RHL's news:

Remember a while ago somebody stumbled across a Marathon screenshot on the Rampancy.net website, and nobody knew where it was from?

Well, I think I know now: www.marathonrubicon.com