Upon its release, Myst III was praised by fans and gamers alike, leaving many agreeing that the musical torch was successfully passed. With an official nod of acceptance by Robyn Miller and the promise of the use of a Symphony Orchestra, Jack Wall would win over many doubting fans when his amazing overture piece was first heard in the Myst III E3 Trailer that mislead many into thinking that the game would also use a real time engine. This of course coming from a time when video game soundtracks were considered lesser class works by peers in the industry, even though Michael Giacchino had received much fame for his orchestral scores to the Medal of Honor franchise. While a well-known composer and conductor now, curious fans seeking background information for Jack had a tough time in doing so, considering that most of his video game credits were omitted from reference sources. A collective "Wha?" came up amongst fans when the "Music By" credit was instead bestowed upon young composer Jack Wall. Rand Miller agreed to come back and spend more time in front of a blue screen and many expected Robyn would return as well for scoring duties.
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While a different driver was behind the wheel, the new producers promised a seamless transition from Riven to Myst III. By the year 2000, Myst III was well under development by Presto and the rumors of the falling out between the two Miller brothers had been put to rest.
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