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On the PlayStation Showcase 2023, Bungie unveiled their announcement trailer for Marathon,<\/strong> that includes neon colours and futuristic visuals that introduced some brightness to our dimly-lit rooms. <\/p>\n Marathon hasn\u2019t seen an addition to its franchise in over twenty-six (!) years, fading into obscurity after the discharge of Marathon Infinity in 1996. With this new entry adopting the unique recreation\u2019s identify, gamers throughout social media have been curious whether or not Marathon<\/strong> is a reboot, sequel, or probably even a remake.<\/p>\n Whereas its trailer left extra questions than solutions, basic supervisor Scott Taylor<\/strong> and recreation director Christopher Barrett<\/strong> revealed extra details about Bungie\u2019s thrilling new venture in an interview with PlayStation Weblog. <\/p>\n When requested about Marathon\u2019s hyperlink to the 1994 title, Barret defined, \u201c[Marathon is] not a direct sequel<\/strong> to the originals, however one thing that definitely belongs in the identical universe and that appears like a Bungie recreation. Discovering these alternatives to nod to the universe\u2019s lore, whereas additionally getting to construct one thing completely different and new has been among the finest components of growing this recreation up to now.<\/em>\u201c<\/p>\n Barret claimed that Marathon shall be simply accessible to new gamers however present \u201creferences and deep cuts [Marathon fans] will acknowledge.\u201d This locations Marathon into the comfortable reboot<\/strong> class, just like Santa Monica\u2019s God of Struggle. <\/p>\nIs Marathon a Reboot, Sequel, or a Remake?<\/h2>\n