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	Message: : Ok, here is the list: Bungie Announces... : •Winner - Overall : Megiddo Game by James Hastings-Trew, of Saskatchewan, Canada : Intricate map, intricate shapes changes and a map that not only in part : mimics a real world site but also makes it work, not many maps have done : that as well as this one. Shades of Prime Target with a sprinkling of : Marathon. : •Winner - Single Player : Be Quick or be Dead by Mark Hatzitaskos, of Athens, Greece : The map works - it seems as if the structures there ought to be and serve : some purpose as of yet unknown. The shading could have been better but it : does not detract too much from an otherwise excellent map. : •Winner - Net Map : Aqualung by Liam "Anubis" Furniss, of ... no fixed abode : Fun, the water transporters work and not many maps can boast that. A great : "King of the Hill" map for around four players. The more the : merrier :) : •Winner - Best use of Anvil : Reckless Endangerment by Tyson Green, of Revelstoke, B.C. : When someone comes along and does something entirely new - makes this a : winner. The map is a fun net map with some cool physics. Yet, the graphics : and their method of employ creates a winner and we only wish we had : implemented these effects in the Trilogy. : •Winner - Best use of Forge : Missed Island by Jason Harper, of Colorado Springs, CO : Some truly amazing map making effects - ones which even had the best of us : confounded for... at least for a few seconds. The "how to" : levels are terrific and would have won on their own. : •Runner up - Best use of Forge : WaterWorld by Naoya Takahashi, of Nara, Japan : A sometimes beautiful and intricate design that flows well. Counting points : and transparent lines probably took up the most time. : •Runner up - Single Player : Hostile Takeover by Chuck Simciak, of Cleveland Heights, OH : The humor alone catapults the map up to this spot. Add intricate design and : you have a great map. : And... : Montsegur by Mark Gelotte, of Phoenixville, PA : Nicely laid out with some interesting puzzles and architectural features. : •Runner up - Net Map : Here be Dragons by David Cornwell, of Seattle, Wa : A "nice looking" map with neat lighting effects, could have done : with better shading but otherwise an outstanding map. : •Runner up - Best use of Anvil : Arx Immanis by Søren Bech Jensen, of Copenhagen, Denmark : Terrific use of Anvil. Even the Infinity application has been altered. This : takes us all back to the fervor of how some map makers were attacking : Marathon One. A great effort and we look forward to seeing the finished : product. Need we say more? : All winners will receive the "Bungie for Life" prize and all : Runners up will get special editions of the Marathon Trilogy. Our thanks : go out to all entrants and we hope that you have all had as much : participating as we've had judging. : •Honorable Mentions: 9 minutes 37 seconds lite : Aguanaise : BioLab 1 : Chucker Brawl : Credit Hell : Insane, in a Crazy Sort of Way : L O R O F+1 : O, do not Forsake Me : Revenge : Rogue Moon : Take me home : Volvox Station
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