The purpose of this site is to pay homage to Bungie; the Bungie of the past. The Bungie that created ridiculous amounts of buzz at every Macworld Expo. The Bungie that sold $15 dollar t-shirts, but knocked $5 off the price if you put it on right in front of them. The Bungie that recognized the significance of "Frog blast the vent core!"

If you have any stories, memories, artwork, great Marathon network sessions you want to relate, or just want to rant and vent about the buyout news, please let us know.

So kick back, boot up that Quadra 800, and reminisce....

- Arlo

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WHAT'S NEW

• In A Sad Day, Slushy expresses his concerns about how well Bungie will fare under Bill's thumb...
• I was already a bitter, hoary old-timer at 27 when Marathon came out, having lived through punch cards, Trash-80's and Commodore 64's. I can't conceive of what it would have been like to get with Pathways and Marathon as an 8 year old, but Simon Marek gives a pretty good taste in his Reminiscence.
• Kazem Edmond is rather "subtle" as he shares his Memories... of Macworlds past. C'mon Kazem, tell us how you really feel...
• Tom Bridge offers his sentiments in Tu Delenda Est

Bungiesellout.org is a non-profit, non-sense, non-dairy, non-sequitor, non-partisan, non-denominational website run by a bunch of bitter-hoary old timers who pine for the days of "About this Mac...", when Phforte was the only map editor, installing ram in a PowerMac meant 3 hours of knuckle-flesh tearing pain, and Steve Jobs was off somewhere building black cubes. Bungiesellout.org sprang up overnight, and will surely disappear just as fast. But heck, if we can pay homage to Bungie for just a little while, it's surely worth the domain registration. VººT!