Is there any interest in scanned manuals for video game peripherals?

[Pr3ttyF1y]

I didn't see an explicit section for this, but for items that may be video game publication adjacent - like manuals for peripherals (particularly complicated ones or ones that may be more obtuse to use if you purchase the actual device loose) - is there any interest in adding such items to this database?

In particular, I scanned in my Tyco Power Plug box (which probably is of less interest to this group), but also the manual and quick reference card which are basically necessary if you want to figure out how to use this device to play with it today.

Again, I realize that RetroMags is for print media publications, but I at least wanted to ask.

Here is the link to my scans for the SNES version of the Tyco Power Plug:  https://multiup.org/download/3b7fbd6559cec3a4327f7eda7806462c/Tyco Power Plug (SNES).7z

[Areala]

We aren't currently set up to preserve manuals, although this has been discussed in the past and might be something we expand into in the future.

For now, I'd recommend ReplacementDocs.com as a potential site of interest for game manuals. There are probably other sites out there doing instruction manual preservation, but that's probably the most famous one.

*huggles*
Areala  

[MigJmz]

this is something archive.org is actually good for. I would add it over there.