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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Owing to the game being published by Ubisoft, and they being unwilling to sell the game in a digital medium, the only way to play it is to buy a used copy or pirate it. Assuming you can get it to work on modern computers, that is.
** This was the case until 2018, when it was announced that the rights had been secured and that the game was going to be updated to work on modern computers and made available digitally on both Steam and Good Old Games as part of the 25th anniversary Kickstarter.
** This was the case until 2018, when it was announced that the rights had been secured and that the game was going to be updated to work on modern computers and made available digitally on both Steam and Good Old Games as part of the 25th anniversary Kickstarter.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Owing to the game being published by Ubisoft, and they being unwilling to sell the game in a digital medium, the only way to play it is up until 2018 was to buy a used copy or pirate it. Assuming it (assuming you can could get it to work on modern computers, that is.
** This was the case untilis). In 2018, when it was announced that the rights had been secured and that the game was going to be updated to work on modern computers and made available digitally on both Steam and Good Old Games as part of the 25th anniversary Kickstarter.
** This was the case until
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* BTeamSequel: Creator/{{Cyan}} was reluctant to make another ''Myst'' game so soon after ''VideoGame/{{Riven}}'', the making of which was an arduous process that took four years. Hence, this game was made by Presto Studios instead.
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* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby. That version of Yeesha would appear in future games.
** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft and a number swap. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on a proposed Myst IV. Under [=DreamForge=], Myst III's story would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto's game ended up as Myst III while [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby. That version of Yeesha would appear in future games.
** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft and a number swap. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on a proposed Myst IV. Under [=DreamForge=], Myst III's story would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto's game ended up as Myst III while [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst ''Myst'' and Riven. ''Riven''. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, ''Myst III'', [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
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** The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby. That version of Yeesha would appear in future games.
**Myst III ''Myst III'' and IV ''IV'' underwent massive changes in development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft and a number swap. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on a proposed Myst IV. ''Myst IV''. Under [=DreamForge=], Myst III's ''Myst III'''s story would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto's game ended up as Myst III ''Myst III'' while [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. ''Myst IV''. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst ''Myst'' franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III ''Myst III'' but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV ''Myst IV'' from scratch with an internal team.
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** The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby. That version of Yeesha would appear in future games.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV. At the time Myst III would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto's game ended up as Myst III while [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft. Ubisoft and a number swap. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become a proposed Myst IV. At the time Under [=DreamForge=], Myst III III's story would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto's game ended up as Myst III while [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while [=DreamForge=] was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. development including a change in publishers from Mattel to Ubisoft. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to IV. At the time Myst III would feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto Presto's game ended up getting to make as Myst III while [=DreamForge=] [=DreamForge=]'s project including the plot was shifted to Myst IV. And then Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while [=DreamForge=] was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while [=DreamForge=] was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were DreamForge Entertainment while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while DreamForge was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were DreamForge Entertainment [=DreamForge Intertainment=] while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while DreamForge [=DreamForge=] was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby. That version of Yeesha would appear in future games.
** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were DreamForge Entertainment while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while DreamForge was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
** Myst III and IV underwent massive changes in development. The original developers for Myst III were DreamForge Entertainment while Presto Studios began work on what would become Myst IV which was always going to feature the return of Sirrus and Achaenar. For unknown reasons, Presto ended up getting to make Myst III while DreamForge was shifted to Myst IV. And then Creator/Ubisoft purchased the entire Myst franchise. Ultimately, Creator/Ubisoft published Presto's Myst III but, again for unknown reasons, decided to restart Myst IV from scratch with an internal team.
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** This was the case until 2018, when it was announced that the rights had been secured and that the game was going to be updated to work on modern computers and made available digitally on both Steam and Good Old Games as part of the 25th anniversary Kickstarter.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Owing to the game being published by Ubisoft, and they being unwilling to sell the game in a digital medium, the only way to play it is to buy a used copy or pirate it. Assuming you can get it to work on modern computers, that is.
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* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
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* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].picture]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original outline for the game had Yeesha as a grown woman instead of a baby.
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* LetsPlay: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZUrmRUIx9Y&feature=BFa&list=PL4ABA5D272C019C51&lf=plcp See here]].
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Saavedro is [[Film/ChildsPlay Chucky]], or [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Wormtongue]].
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* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
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* TheOtherDarrin: Katran was played by Sheila Goold and voiced by Rengin Altay in ''Riven''. She was played by Maria Galante in ''Exile''.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Saavedro is [[Film/ChildsPlay Chucky]], or [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Wormtongue]].
* LetsPlay: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZUrmRUIx9Y&feature=BFa&list=PL4ABA5D272C019C51&lf=plcp See here]].
* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
* LetsPlay: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZUrmRUIx9Y&feature=BFa&list=PL4ABA5D272C019C51&lf=plcp See here]].
* PromotedFanboy: Brad Dourif, already an accomplished film actor, had long been an avid fan of Myst and Riven. When he heard that auditions were being held for actors to play a new character in Myst 3, [[JumpedAtTheCall well, you get the picture]].
