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	Message: : Marathon was released on this day 19 years ago. What has followed is a story : of intrigue, mystery, and rampancy. We continue to plunge into the depths : of Marathon's Story, hoping to find new and interesting tidbits of : information as to Bungie's intentions. To a large degree we have : succeeded, but there will never be a time when we say 'We have unraveled : all of Marathon's secrets!' Such is the way of life - we will never : understand our world fully. Questions shall always linger. This is why we : love Marathon. : To celebrate the release, 19 years ago, of one of our favorite games, I have : taken the liberty to create yet more banners. There are more on hand than : what I show here, if you are interested to see them all. Still, these are : the best ones I have, I think: : Plain, simple, elegant. Next, a variation that adds a small Marathon logo : near the bottom: : I think the logo adds a little more depth, but I think I might prefer if it : were a tad less noticeable. : : A more themed banner, designed to imitate the terminals which follow us : throughout the game. : : A classic screenshot of Marathon, with fade for good measure. Then again, : some people may get frustrated that they can't tell that purple guy that : his Flamethrower isn't doing any good. : : A larger, more elegant banner, with an image borrowed from a chapter screen : of the game itself, not to mention a caption borrowed from the name of the : level to which the chapter screen belongs. I love that image - it just : captures the feel of the game so well for me. : So, tell me which one was your favorite, and if you want, I can post some : more banners I did following in the example of that last one, albeit : perhaps not as good (IMO). : Vale, : Perseus
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