MAC FILES (INDIVIDUAL)

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Application (441 kb)
Map (7.3 mb)
Shapes (3.7 mb)
Sounds (11.8 mb)
Music (9.6 mb)
Images (2.4 mb)
Physics Models Folder (5 kb)

Marathon 2
Application (463 kb)
Map (8.4 mb)
Shapes (3.6 mb)
Sounds (8.7 mb)
Music (2.6 mb)
Images (1.8 mb)
Physics Models Folder (5 kb)

Notes:

• The original Marathon files are not compatible with Aleph One; you can download Raul Bonilla's M1A1 conversion from Bungie.org's Archives.

A1/SDL FILES FOR WINDOWS
(You will need to download Aleph One from source.bungie.org to use these. Read the instructions that come with it, or the the full Wiki, for details.)
Be sure to check the one-click installs below before downloading all these individual files; you may find what you need in a more convenient format.

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Complete (37.3 mb)

Individual Files:
Map (3.4 mb)
Map Resources (4.4 mb)
Shapes (3.5 mb)
Sounds (13.2 mb)
Music (9.9 mb)
Images (2.6 mb)

Marathon 2
Complete (28.9 mb)

Individual Files
Map (1.8 mb)
Map Resources (7.2 mb)
Shapes (3.5 mb)
Sounds (9.9 mb)
Music (3.1 mb)
Images (2.1 mb)

Notes:

• Ryan Wilson points out that the original files (the Mac .sit files) work fine on Windows - you just have to download Stuffit Expander for Windows. (The zip files are STILL here - it should save us some email.)
  
  
• Thanks to tom at blastcapacity dot org for the converted/renamed files for A1/SDL - saved us the trouble.
  
  
• The original Marathon files are not compatible with Aleph One; if you don't have a Mac (or even if you do, but don't want to play the original limited version), you can download Raul Bonilla's M1A1 conversion from Bungie.org's Archives.

• Marathon 2 ISO (zipped, 87 mb)
• Map File (zipped, 7 mb - this is included separately for those that are curious about the Waterloo Waterpark differences)
  
  

Important Note:
This disc is included in .ISO format. It is beyond the scope of this page to walk you through using this format - Google is your friend. (Please don't write about this - we probably won't even answer.) For folks who don't have tools for mounting .ISOs, I found this page, with a link to a tiny, free, unsupported app available from Microsoft that comes with pretty simple instructions (though no auto-setup). I downloaded it, followed the directions to install it, and tested it - it works nicely. That's the limit of our tech support. If the day comes when the linked web page disappears, let us know and we'll try and put up a local copy of the tiny app.

The other thing to keep in mind is that this program needs a serial number to run. If you don't have one, no worries - Coldnose Sloth put together a nifty serial number generator. Go make some..