A bug fix release is available from http://source.bungie.org/

Release Notes

Aleph One 0.22 is available from http://source.bungie.org/get/

Highlights for this release include Lua persistence, a network stats display, and joystick support (from Eric Peterson). Jeremiah Morris has also joined us to add terminal and classic HUD scaling, as well as a new customizable HUD; and Solra Bizna added gamma-corrected alpha blending.

Jeremiah and TychoVII have also created an amazing custom HUD script based on the HUD in the XBLA game Marathon: Durandal, which you can get from Fileball: http://fileball.bungie.org/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=53&func=fileinfo&id=3468

Aleph One 0.22 is network compatible with the previous release, except for the new Lua features. Aleph One 0.22 is the last release which will support Mac OS X 10.2.8; future releases will require Mac OS X 10.3.9

Read the full release notes for more details.

A bug fix release is available from http://source.bungie.org/get or http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

* Added support for custom window sizes (by editing prefs file)
* Fixed assertion failures when changing levels in net games
* Restore the previously selected map when finishing a net game
* Restore support for UTF-8 prefs / MML (while preserving compatibility with broken Rubicon MML)
* Added a VSync checkbox in OpenGL

A bug fix release is available from http://source.bungie.org/get or http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

* Ensure Lua scripts work on all platforms
* Work around a weird Windows crash when metaserver login is denied
* Fix modern warfare crashes when gathering net games
* Double UPnP discover and connect timeouts
* Include updated Lua and MML documentation

Aleph One 0.21 is available from http://source.bungie.org/get/ or http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

Highlights of this release are screen resolution detection, level embedded Lua and MML, and bug fixes. This release is *not* network compatible with previous releases.

Full release notes are available here: http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=1997&release_id=647017

A patch release of Aleph One is available from http://source.bungie.org/get or http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

This is a bug fix release, with some additional metaserver functionality as well. It is network compatible with 0.20.1.

A patch release of Aleph One is available from http://source.bungie.org/get or http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

This is a bug fix release, with some additional Lua functionality as well. It is network compatible with 0.20, but it is recommended that all players upgrade to 0.20.1 for Lua compatibility.

A new version of Aleph One is available from http://source.bungie.org/get/ and http://marathon.sourceforge.net/.

Highlights include a vastly improved Lua API warfare, TrueType font support, major updates to themes. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. Dialog layouts, enhanced Find Internet Game metaserver functionality, as well as lots of other features and bug fixes.

Read the full release notes here

The Xeventh Project is proud to present a Marathon scenario nearly twelve years in the making: Eternal X.

Featuring 52 huge levels, hundreds of new high-resolution textures, over a dozen tracks of original music, a wholly revamped user interface, all new weapons, and several new creatures and characters, alongside the complete cast from the original trilogy and numerous familiar locations, Eternal is one of the largest and most ambitious Marathon scenario projects ever undertaken.

To download Eternal X, please visit http://eternal.bungie.org.

A new version of Aleph One is available from http://marathon.sourceforge.net/ and http://source.bungie.org.

Highlights include lots of metaserver improvements, support for embedded shapes in net games, compression of net game data before transfer, and additional resolutions modern warfare.

You can read the full release notes here