Older Games with Cool Manuals or Extras

As much as I understand why comprehensive or entertaining manuals are rare now, I still miss them.  
 
For information on Infocom's Feelies:  
http://infocom.elsewhere.org/gallery/  
 
And for information on a company that collects and sells classic Feelies, as well as manufactures NEW versions for games:  
http://www.feelies.org/

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  1. Darklands

  My number one favorite manual. Plenty of information, both historical and mythical, as well as detailed descriptions of saints and weapon stats, and a great design essay in the back. Can't overstate my love for this manual.

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  2. Fallout

  Nice rules descriptions, plenty of Pip Boy, plenty of atmosphere.

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  3. Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magick Obscura

  Or so I've been told.

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  4. Bureaucracy

  Infocom loved putting a bunch of crazy junk in their game boxes, called "feelies." Wikipedia says this particular one had: "A pamphlet entitled You're ready to move! from the fictional bank Fillmore Fiduciary Trust, a flier advertising the fictional magazine Popular Paranoia, a welcome letter from the player's new employer, Happitec Corporation, a Fillmore "Better Beezer" credit card application form (each sheet of the triplicate carbon copy form had different instructions and questions), and a very skinny pencil (similar to those provided at banks)."

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  5. Zork Nemesis: The Forbidden Lands

  I realize this isn't very Zork, let alone Infocom, but it came with a really neat manual that helped get you in the mood.

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  6. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

  It's great when any mechanics-heavy game is willing to talk about its basic system in detail. Both KOTOR manuals were top-notch.