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The Computer Gaming World Museum preserves the complete 1981–2006 run of Computer Gaming World, including searchable scans of the magazine that documented the birth and growth of PC gaming.
A surviving Princeton-hosted copy of Paul Starr's 1994 essay 'Seductions of Sim' examines SimCity, SimEarth, SimLife, SimHealth, and the hidden assumptions inside computer simulations before simulation games became ordinary culture.
Don Worth's UCLA personal homepage preserves the story and downloadable PC version of Beneath Apple Manor, his 1978 Apple II dungeon crawler that used procedural generation two years before Rogue.