What a legend.
Once upon a time, video games used to come complete with an instruction manual, and one of the great pleasures of buying a new game was that time spent in the car on the way back from the shop, leafing through said manual to scrub up on things prior to booting up the actual product when you got home.
Today, the humble instruction manual is all but a thing of the past; sure, some modern games still come with them, but the vast majority of physical games don’t – and I feel like we’ve lost something in the process.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
What a legend.
Once upon a time, video games used to come complete with an instruction manual, and one of the great pleasures of buying a new game was that time spent in the car on the way back from the shop, leafing through said manual to scrub up on things prior to booting up the actual product when you got home.
Today, the humble instruction manual is all but a thing of the past; sure, some modern games still come with them, but the vast majority of physical games don’t – and I feel like we’ve lost something in the process.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
