Ares stopped by RHL to alert us of the new Creation map for Myth II. Purely solo fun, the dead in the Swamp of the Damned will come back to life to further add to the challenge. You can download the map from The Mill, where it is being reviewed and rated quite well.

A source who wishes to remain anonymous sent this URL to us, but didn't include any information other than something should be arriving soon. What could it be?

Blambi of the Cartographers of Myth sent this update:

Myth TFL still has not returned and there is no sign of it coming back soon. The BattleWatch service is still going strong, always having a game online to join. And if Myth II's bungie.net goes down, it supports both games.

Andrew Meggs sent a status update to MWA, stating what they have been working on and accomplishing as of the past week:

Strangelet left a message in our forum letting us know that the Alien - Dark Tide total conversion for Myth II has finally been completed. The project is a result of self-determination of this TMBM member and looks very promising. You can visit the official site to get some more information, or just head over to The Mill and download it.

For the first time in a while, we are finally getting some new information about Myth III from the folks at Inside Mac Games. They sent Michael Yanovich to Mumbo Jumbo's headquarters in Irvine, CA to scoop some information on Myth III and he did so quite successfully. Along with tons of awesome information, he brought along some awesome screenshots, which give the first look at the Trow Iron Warrior.

One of my favorite all-around game sites, GameSpot, has put together a top ten list of the best looking PC games of all time. Innovative titles such as Doom, 7th Guest and Homeworld are on the list and of course, Myth: The Fallen Lords has its place, too. GameSpot is right, gore never looked so good on a battlefield.