Jewel Case Release
| Genre: Point and Click |
CDs: 1 |
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| Publisher: Psygnosis |
Released: October 22, 1996 |
| Developer: Visual Sciences / Cyan |
UPC: 7 11719 46022 0 |
| Sony ID: SCUS-94602 |
PSRM: 000900 |
| Players: 1 Player |
Memory: 1 Block |
| Accessories: Mouse |
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| ESRB: Kids to Adult – No Descriptors |
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| Box Copy:
You have just stumbled upon a book. You have no idea where it came from or how old it is. It contains nothing but the description of a lush island world that seems to draw you in… And as you reach the end, your own world dissolves, replaced by a vision of the island. For this is a book called Myst, and you have no option but to explore…
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Variants
Also released into a 1-Ring Hub variant. Colors are the same as the 2-Ring shown above; just two different scanners.
1-Ring Hub Variant Release
Misprints
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Final Score: NA – No Review
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Trivia
- Myst was incredibly popular on the PC, and was ported to more or less every possible system it could be, including the Laseractive. That version however, never made it past beta due to a transitioning glitch in the hardware.
- Psygnosis handled the worldwide release of the game except for Japan, where Sunsoft and Softbank took care of it. It was also eventually released under the Simple Series.
- Myst’s sequel Riven, takes home the PlayStation award for ‘largest physical game’ on the system. Spanning a monstrous 5 Discs, it needed a special double jewel case to house all of them plus the manual. The only game that comes close is Arc the Lad Collection, but that doesn’t count as it’s a set of games and not just one.
- The game is much more enjoyable with the mouse, due to quicker movement.