Infocom's Infocomics were mostly aimed at young readers, but they often had pixelated (and mostly innocent) female nudity. A selling point for pre-teen and teenage boys?
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The Wishbringer (1985) stone was one of Infocom's more popular "feelies." The plastic stone glowed blue/purple in the dark after exposure to strong light. I wondered if mine would still glow after 40 years... it sure does!
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Infocom's print ads often poked fun at the poor graphics of early-80's home computers and the twitchy gameplay of graphics games. This ad is one of my favorites. It ran in various computer magazines from November 1983 to May 1984.

Infocom's early print ads were as clever as their games! This two-page ad appeared in computer and hobbyist magazines from May to September 1983.
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