June 19 can’t come soon enough for Zelda fans, and some lucky folks have received early copies of the game. What are us less fortunate to do in the fortnight until then?! Taking a peak at these instruction booklet scans might help ease the pain!
Now I have always been an instruction booklet reader, front to back. Looks like the fine folks at Zelda Dungeon will help me to get that done a bit early, that way I can pop my game in as soon as the FedEx guy drops it off at my front door.
With many companies cutting costs on manuals by going black and white or even skipping them entirely, it’s good to see Nintendo still delivering the goods with OoT 3D.
What is your take on instruction manuals? Do you prefer all the instruction to happen in-game, or do you still like to smell the scent of a freshly pressed manual when you open the case?
I prefer real, physical instruction manuals. I like my 30 cents of paper.
I only read them on the car ride home from gamestop. (dont worry im not the one driving)
I want a physical instruction manual (that is longer than 2 pages).
I am for physical instruction manuals. I'm for the extra art that is on and in them.