Marathon 2: Durandal

Fresh from your triumph on the starship Marathon, you are seized by the rogue computer Durandal to do his bidding in a distant part of the galaxy. Within the ruins of an ancient civilization, you must seek the remnants of a lost clan and uncover their long-buried secrets. Battle opponents ancient and terrible, with sophisticated weapons and devious strategies, all the while struggling to escape the alien nightmare. The game delivers an intense gaming experience in either single-player or network mode. From the howling winds of outdoor environs to the murky bubbling of underwater scenarios, ambient sounds with active stereo imaging set the mood and provide audio cues for you. Civilian characters don't hesitate to return fire, or speak their minds. 16-bit graphics fill the wide-format screen, as dynamic lighting effects dazzle the eye.

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Pmarathon 2 durandal is the second installment of the first big bungie saga developed by the same team as halo and destiny which was released in 1995 for macs. With an even more extensive campaign as well as additional multiplayer modes this game picks up where the original left off again. In 1999 just four years after the game's release bungie released the code for marathon 2. This led to the development of aleph one an open source engine designed to run the marathon trilogy on modern computers with mac os x windows or linux. It uses the same engine which means you can play in high resolution panoramic format. You can also customize other aspects of the graphics and the controls.

the campaign in marathon 2: durandal lasts longer than the first game of the saga, with more locations and new enemies. The shotgun is also a new weapon. If you want to double your firepower you can also carry two weapons simultaneously. All in all this is a longer and more entertaining campaign that completes the story begun in the original story. In addition you'll have to pay attention to the terminals you find if you want to know more about what's going on around you.

marathon 2: durandal was a great fps in 1995, and it still holds up, thanks in large part to the aleph one engine's improvements. There are several multiplayer modes in addition to the story mode so you can play with your friends easily.