Where to find The INFOCOM Gallery on the 'Net. Most of these sites are now defunct or outdated.

• www.accardi-by-the-sea.org/InfocomGallery/
This site!
• infocom.elsewhere.org/gallery/
Site still up but outdated.
• gallery.guetech.org/
Site still up but outdated.
• www.fortunecity.de/wolkenkratzer/mond/236/
This site is really outdated.
• www.crosswinds.net/~dsinclair/index.html
The original site, now gone.

Leave us a message (but use the new guestbook, please)!

• www.guestbook.de.
The original Infocom Gallery guestbook, now overrun with spam.
• www.accardi-by-the-sea.org/guestbook/
The new Infocom Gallery guestbook. Use this one!

  Sites specifically about Infocom and its products

• Infocom - The Master Storytellers
Talk about Too Much Information! Everything you ever wanted to know about Infocom.
• The Infocom Walkthrough Archives
Contains walkthrough solutions of all Infocom games, and a few sundry. [Note: both the original site and its mirror are now gone. Available only through web.archive.org.]
• The Infocom Documentation Project.
Adobe Acrobat-formatted (PDF) recreations of the game manuals for most Infocom games. Note that many of the manuals are black and white and intended as temporary until full-colour editions are produced. However, there have been no updates in several years, so methinks this is all you'll get.
• Pete's Infocom Page
• Infocom reviews
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (java version)
• Infocom: The Master Storytellers
(with an excellent article on the shortcomings of The Lost Treasures)
• The Rise and Fall of Infocom
• Back to the Roots
One of the biggest legal Amiga Game Archives, carries many Infocom titles.
• Encyclopedia Frobozzica
• The Infocom Fact Sheet by P.D. Doherty
(with a comprehensive list of all Infocom releases)

  Other text adventure companies, and links of general interest to adventurers

• Ye Olde Infocomme Shoppe
is the best place for North American residents to get their hands on Infocom games.
• PDD's Adventure Page
• The IF Archive
• The Adult Interactive Fiction Archive
• Inform for new writers
• The Magnetic Scrolls Gallery (new location)
• Adventureland

The short answer is nowhere. Activision, the owner of all Infocom products, hasn't made them available for more than a decade, and most of the sites that still carried stock have long ago run out. The (only slightly) longer answer is, there are only two places I know of where you can still get your hands on Infocom products -- but used, not new.

• Ye Olde Infocomme Shoppe
is the best place for North American residents to get their hands on Infocom games.
• eBay.
eBay is the Internet's premier auction site, and Infocom products often (but not so often as they used to) come up for bid.

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