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"Feelie" is a term first used by Infocom to refer to the extra content included with the boxed versions of their interactive fiction computer games. Feelies differed from game to game and were of the same theme as the game they came packaged with. For example, ''Wishbringer'', a fantasy game with magic, came with a "Magick glowing stone." These extra objects and documents sometimes served as a form of copy protection, as several games were impossible to solve without information found in their feelies. Although the term was first used by Infocom, it can refer to similar content found in any company's games. == Games == Some of Infocom's games and their feelies are listed below: * ''The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'' * *A button with "Don't Panic!" printed in large, friendly letters * *Pocket Fluff * *Order for destruction of Arthur Dent's house * *Order for destruction of Earth * *Microscopic Space Fleet (an empty plastic bag) * *"Peril Sensitive Sunglasses" ("glasses" made of opaque black cardboard)〔(Photo of "Peril Sensitive Sunglasses" ) from Flickr〕 * *The game also indicates that it comes with "no tea," a key joke and puzzle in the game. *''Planetfall'' * * A Stellar Patrol "Special Assignment Task Force" ID card (similar in appearance to a credit card) * * 3 interstellar postcards * * A Stellar Patrol recruiting manual, "Today's Stellar Patrol" * * Diary entries of the player-character, to establish the background of the story. *''Zork I'' * *''The Great Underground Empire: A History'' * *Map of the Underground Empire * *A zorkmid (sought after by collectors, as it was only included with the 1987 Zork Trilogy collection). 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「feelie」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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