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'''Marathon Man | '''Marathon Man''' is a [[Halo 3]] [[Achievement]]. It is awarded for accessing all the [[Terminals]] in [[Campaign]] mode. | ||
The achievement awards the player 40 [[Gamerpoint]]s. | The achievement awards the player 40 [[Gamerpoint]]s. |
Revision as of 17:12, July 24, 2008
Marathon Man
Marathon Man is a Halo 3 Achievement. It is awarded for accessing all the Terminals in Campaign mode.
The achievement awards the player 40 Gamerpoints.
It is represented by a yellow circle with a person whose head has a Marathon symbol on it, and with seven yellow stars (representing the seven Terminals) above him.
The achievement can be completed on any difficulty.
It is similar to the Marathon: Durandal achievement, Hats off to 819.
The award itself is a reference to Marathon (video game series) as you could access Terminals in game to gather information on the Marathon universe. Details:
- After you access the terminal, you need to wait for the screen to go red and a fragment from a Forerunner message to show up to get the achievement.
- To access the terminal you must flip through the terminal until it redirects you then you flip through the last pages then leave.
- For some players, the achievement will only be unlocked if the seventh terminal is accessed last.
- A player must access seven terminals, another seven reference. (There is an eighth one on Cortana (Level), but this isn't necessary for the achievement.)
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Trivia
- Marathon is the name of an earlier series of Bungie games (Marathon, Marathon 2: Durandal, & Marathon Infinity)
- Marathon Man was a movie made in 1976.
- On the 6th terminal on the first two pages it shows 343 Guilty Spark trying to hack into the terminal.
- There are seven stars on the Achievement picture, a reference to the number 7, Bungie's favorite number.
- Marathon is probably also referring to the way you keep going on like a marathon.