This is a question to the overlords of the mighty GoG that I hold in great respect.

Is there any chance to get as a bonus a scanned pdf or so of the original awesome bonus items that AitD original trilogy had in the boxed versions. I bought the trilogy from Gog as a day one perch, but I also still have the first two as boxed 3,5" disc versions.

At least the first two came with The Mistery Examiner newspaper that had all kinds of Lovecraftian backstory for the games. Also the second one had a blue leaflet called "The Good Girl's Rules"

I see that there is apparently the Mistery Examiner from the third game already there in the GoG bonus section? Did Atari not provide those or what was the problem? Mine are in mint condition so I can scan those if needed.

There was also "an item bible" in the first game, it's difficult to scan, and also not really needed, but still a really funny addition to the box from Frederick Raynal and his team.

I absolutely salute you that you guys added Jack in the Dark as a bonus to the trilogy. That was a great addition!

I have scanned said "bonuses" , look here: http://www.gog.com/en/forum/alone_in_the_dark/a_little_confused_about_aitd2_3

though my AITD3 Mystery Examiner is a different version

Being also interested in the bonuses from AITD 1-3 I couldn't help but notice there was no link to your scans on the page you directed us to. Was this just a broken link or am i just looking in the wrong place?

correct, I linked the wrong thread...
http://www.gog.com/en/forum/alone_in_the_dark/disappointed_with_gog_release

I've just bought the trilogy and downloaded Keropi's scans, and I have to ask... is there a reason the AITD1 issue is "Mistery", while the other two are spelt properly?

If it was a deliberate pun on 'mist', why change to the normal spelling? Or was it a mistake, either genuine or in-universe? Or will it become obvious in five minutes when I actually read it and play the game(s)?

Thank you overlords of GoG.

The excellent newspaper extras are now there! :-)

Yeah, I loved those extras just as much as you did. The Mistery Examiner for the first game was my formal introduction to H.P. Lovecraft (though I had already made the acquaintance of his concepts through the original "Ghostbusters"). It would be nice to have those survive into the digital era.