Links
Links
THE place to shop for Infocom (and other) games. Run by C.E. Foreman, it's the site that inspired me to create a European version. If you're Stateside, check it out today! If you're not Stateside, still check it out!
Gary Watson has, in a very short space of time, created a simply beautiful site. Go on, click the link and spend some time wandering through the maze of articles and photos.
The Unofficial Infocom homepage
Peter Scheyen's site. When I first got connected up to the Internet all those years ago with a borrowed laptop and an old CompuServe account, this site stood out from all the rest! Hasn't been updated in a while, but still worth a visit!
Tom's got an apartment full of games to shift, so drop by his site and see what he's got. From Infocom to Ultima, he's your man....
Marco Thorek is a man with a mission.....to create one best designed (and easiest to navigate!) Infocom sites on the web.
The Infocom Documentation Project
A relatively new site to the web....but a glorious addition. Designed to capture forever the beauty of Infocom packages. As the site puts it - "Preserving the Lore and Legends of Infocom"
Another great site saving the Infocom image for another generation.
The only place left on Earth with sealed copies of Masterpieces of Infocom! Forget paying sky-high prices on eBay, drop Mike an e-mail and grab yourself a bargain
.Collectible Software Home Page
A nice US site with lot's of great software.
Volker Lanz's bilingual Infocom shopping emporium. Check it out before it's gone!
The Great Underground Empire Home Page
Word's fail me! Click on the link, turn up your speakers and enjoy!
FROTZ is an interpreter for all Infocom games. It was written by Stefan Jokisch in 1995-96, and has been ported to MS-DOS, OS/2, Windows, Amiga, Unix, and the Apple II
If you can't find what you want from the above sites, check out eBay.
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[If you find that any of these links are now dead, please let me know at Deadlinks!]