Articles related to "Myst"

On May 2nd, 2009, fifteen years after its release as a CD-ROM game, Myst was released as an iPhone app. The new, smaller version is much the same as the original.

A beloved Point 'n Click classic not only makes a comeback good enough to satiate nostalgic adventure gamers' appetites, but updates the genre for newcomers.

Sure it 's 110 degrees, but real men don't let a little heat stop a good time. When the sun sizzles in Phoenix, the prices drop, and it's the ideal time for a mancation.

Eighty-five percent of women are wearing the wrong bra size. Find out how to measure yourself for the perfect-fitting, most flattering bra.

Criss Angel's Las Vegas show is marketed as a Cirque du Soleil show, but lacks the stunning features of a true Cirque show.

A Union fortress dating back to 1859, Fort Delaware holds the spirits of Civil War soldiers, prisoners and civilians.

"Professor Layton and the Curious Village" is a puzzle-solving game for Nintendo DS that is not intended to be finished in a day.

Resident Evil 5 brings more intense action to the classic horror series and crafts an impressive cooperative experience, but at the cost of the singleplayer component.

The Trojan Women opens with Martha Henry's Hecuba, former Queen of Troy, coiled in a foetal position on the floor as the audience immediately senses the power.

Wintermute is a free 2D adventure game maker which provides an interface for developing graphical point and click video games in the style of Myst and Monkey Island.

Does your boyfriend play countless video games for hours on end? Make him share: try a little gaming yourself...

Ruthless and cunning, Blackbeard the pirate is historically said to have visited locations in both Delaware and Pennsylvania during his career on the Eastern Seaboard.