The niche nature of Juiced.GS does not make it a good fit for most public libraries. But the following specialized archives and institutions have accepted the complete set of Juiced.GS into their collections:
American Computer & Robotics Museum (Bozeman, MT) Charles Babbage Institute (Minneapolis, MN) Computer History Museum (Mountain View, CA) Iowa State University (Ames, IA) Linda Hall Library (Kansas City, MO) Media Archaeology Lab (Boulder, CO) The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment (Oakland, CA) Stanford University Libraries (Stanford, CA) The Strong Museum of Play (Rochester, NY) Video Game History Foundation (Oakland, CA) WPI Gordon Library (Worcester, MA) The Museum of Computing (Swindon, United Kingdom) Living Computer Museum (Seattle, WA) (issues 1–100 only) Georgia Tech Library (Atlanta, GA) (issues 1–92 only)
Many of these institutions make their collections available via interlibrary loan; please check WorldCat for more details. Our ISSN is 2162-7746.