The video embedded below shows what this replica Myst linking book looks like in action. Ando is looking to sell this labor of love, which he claims took many hours over the course of six years to ...

First of all, he found the book Cyan used as a model for the original linking book — a 135-year-old antique Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume LIV, Issue 312, December 1876 to May 1877.

Without a doubt, one of my all-time favorite computer games is Myst. The Geeklings, having grown up with Gamecubes and XBoxes, aren't impressed by a 1990s point-and-click puzzle game, but for me ...

Ando claims the book's 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, and Intel GMA500 graphics accelerator runs Half-Life 2 at 30 FPS. Heat conducts throughout the book's frame as part of a passive cooling system, and the ...

Hiding a comic in the book you’re supposed to be reading is so 1950s. 2012 calls for something considerably more advanced, which Mike Ando delivers with his replica Myst linking book that hides ...

The first tier is $1, which doesn’t give any backing rewards, and the next is $49 for digital copies of all seven of the Myst games, updated to work on modern PCs: Myst (1993) ...

The classic PC game Myst was known for drawing people in to its massive, surreal world. But maker Mike Ando took a little piece of that world and drew it into ours. He made a lovingly authentic ...

Originally released in September 1993 on the Macintosh OS before making its way to Windows 3.1 in March 1994, Myst was designed by brothers Rand and Robyn Miller.

If you’re a Myst fan, you will know it is turning 25 years old this year. And it appears in anticipation of the landmark anniversary, developer Cyan is teasing an announcement.

I’m aware that David Wingrove wrote three Myst novels, but haven’t read a single page. If anybody has and can evaluate their use as material for a TV show, I’d love to know what they think.