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The Monkey Island Site museum.

A journey into the world of graphic adventures and the memory of the Monkey Island Site, from its origins to the 2015 version.

Guybrush accompanies visitors among old computers, objects from adventures and memories of the site.
Guybrush accompanies visitors among old computers, objects from adventures and memories of the site.
Stories, ideas and worlds to explore

The world of graphic adventures

The square of adventures, between pirates, magic and science fiction

How do you tell a story through puzzles, dialogue and places to explore? A journey dedicated to the origins of the genre, its characteristics and the creativity of LucasArts adventures.

The memory of the Monkey Island Site

Two landings in our history.

The preserved versions tell how the site has grown, from its origins to 2015. Both are in Italian.

THE HISTORY OF THE SITE →

From the mornings on the Amiga 500 to the birth of the Monkey Island Site: Alfredo's memories, the passion for the saga and the journey that began in 1999.

The pirate desk in the original entrance of Museo1999
The origins · Since 1999 · In Italian

The first port
of the Monkey Island Site.

The site was created on 11 March 1999. Museo1999 retains its original appearance together with subsequent updates: the date shown in the entrance is February 1, 2008.

A small restoration allows you to visit the entrance and the menu with the original images and GIFs, without Flash. The thirty pages not present in the copy are reported; any further information in Museo2015 is indicated as subsequent versions.

EXPLORE THE ORIGINS →

What's left and what's missing →

Illustration of the historical homepage
In Italian · Updated on 28 July 2015

The historic site,
until 2015.

The historical site is only available in Italian. Enter the historical version, updated on July 28, 2015 and stored separately from the new site. Graphics and contents tell the story of the site at the time: some information and links may no longer be current.

VISIT THE HISTORICAL SITE →

The museum preserves the historical editions of the site. Some external services and materials from the time may no longer be available.

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