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http://www.pangeasoft.net/nano/

Nanosaur is still available for purchase, for anyone who has an OS 9 machine floating around.

I really like Nanosaur II and it still runs on OS X (at least it did in 2014). I installed it on my 2013 Macbook Air and it caused the fan to come on full blast.
Still a great site. A few months back I downloaded some handy utilities from it while down the nostalgia rabbit hole. [1]

After setting up Sheep Shaver (seems to be the best ppc emulator capable of running MacOS 9), I dusted off my old copies of Marathon 2 and Myth. It was rather enjoyable, running all that stuff on my 2012 MacBook Pro.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12476605

World Builder, wow, I have not seen that since I was a kid. Great memories, thanks!
William Appleton has an amazing body of work. World Builder, SuperCard, the core technologies behind the Cyberflix games.

Busy guy, very inspiring.

It's a shame that some publishers (ahem, Maxis [1]) won't allow their 20+ year old software to be hosted on the site. Macintosh Garden would be a great place to preserve and archive these old games.

[1] http://macintoshgarden.org/author/maxis