The Ministry of Security has some very good footage covering the final moments of bungie.net. The article is complete with pictures, so check it out of you weren't able to make it last night.

As announced several days ago, tonight is the final night you'll be able to login to bungie.net for some Myth II gaming. If you've got the time, check in and say goodbye.

Zandervix posted at MBO that The Mill is giving away five copies of Myth 3.

Bruce Geryk at GameSpy has written the first part of a two-part series on the history of Real Time Strategy games. It covers 1989-1998, and lists the Myth series as one of the early fruits of RTS evolution . The banner graphic for the series even has a charging Zerk on the left hand side.

Bungie has finally opened its new Myth site, titled The Myth Vault. The content is fairly non-existant at this point, but Bungie has setup some message boards for anyone who wants to speak their mind.

A bit peripheral to Bungie at this time, we've just been informed by St. Joan that Take Two Interactive is being sued by its own shareholders,(also see here) under the accusation that they have padded the company's financial standing :

Phish contacted us with news that he has updated his Vengance tutorial to reflect changes to the Myth III editor.

Phish writes in to inform us of his new Myth III map, titled Triple Backstab . Here's the fat from Phish:

Creation Games has released Sisters of the Blade, which Blambi at MythVillage dubbed scantily clad chicks running around killing stuff.

And, as was noted before, this marks the end of Creation Games. Farewell.

Also from Blambi at MythVillage comes word of electric playground's review of Myth III. Unlike the the beta tester, they didn't feel a GF3 was really all that necessary:

According to this item by Blambi over at MythVillage, EGArentz, a Mac Myth III beta tester for MacSoft, has posted a message in the forum over at IMG, suggesting that the Mac version of the game has benefited from many changes since the first PC version, and that the game really

Rolling Rock at MythTournies.com posted note a couple days ago about two new Myth tournies (which is appropriate given the site's name, I suppose).