Myst

The classic Mac game that had its stake in the CD revolution and spawned a whole line of successful books and games, Myst, has been rated by the ESRB for a PlayStation 3 and PSP release.

Roserock Films, Gran Via Productions, and Mysteria Film Group are partnering to produce a film based on the classic videogame franchise, Myst. However, the film’s story will draw from the plot outlined in the trilogy of Myst novels, called The D’ni, which were published during the development of Riven, Cyan Worlds' sequel to Myst…

Storm City Entertainment, a publisher of interactive products, today announced the release of the updated, 2010 version of Myst for the Nintendo DS, the adventure classic that has captivated video game enthusiasts since its debut in 1993. The game has begun shipping and will be available immediately.

From the article: Empire Interactive, a leading publisher of interactive entertainment software, today announced that development for MYST is complete. Just in time for summer vacation, MYST allows players to take their eerie adventures on the road, in the sky, to the beach or wherever their travels may lead. The game takes full advantage of the DS' touch-screen technology, seamlessly incorporating new tools for a greater challenge... The game is set for a May 13th, 2008 release.

Via GameSpy: With the upcoming release of the seminal classic MYST on the DS, we found ourselves wondering if the game would actually work on those two oh-so-bright screens. After all, this is the title that dragged us kicking and screaming into the age of optical data discs. Fortunately, we got a chance to talk to Hoplite Research's Manny Granillo, the executive producer on MYST DS, and find out exactly how he and his team are bringing a classic into the future.

Empire Interactive has announced that it will be bringing the DS version of Myst to North America in March. The well-known and much-played game has been given a facelift for its DS debut, including enhanced environments, re-mastered video, and the brand new Rime Age to explore.

Empire Interactive PLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Silverstar Holdings, has signed a publishing agreement to bring the classic adventure title, Myst, to the Nintendo DS platform in North America in the first quarter of 2008. Myst is one of the most successful video game franchises of all time, selling more than 12 million copies worldwide. Its unique and engaging user interface represented one of the most important breakthroughs in the adventure game genre and set a new standard by which future interactive games were compared. After remaining at the top of the chart for many years, this perennial classic is currently second only to The Sims as the best selling computer game of all times.

Midway Games has announced today that it has signed a publishing deal to release Myst on the Nintendo DS in Europe. The graphic adventure was confirmed as in development for North America back in June. Myst is an unusual first-person adventure game in that there is no inventory, no dialogue and no risk of death. Instead, the focus is on a depth of puzzling made consistent throughout the experience. The game's non-linear gameplay has previously caused frustration with newer gamers, but many, many more find the experience refreshing and intriguing.