Games that no longer come with manuals ( request )

[Rx_79]

I picked up a copy of the Last of Us.  However in the US this game does not come with a manual.
But in the UK it does.

I was wondering if there are any United Kingdom members. Who own this game and could give the manual a scan.  I would show that user much appreciation.

[Blumpkin]

Of all games this should have come with a manual, The Last of Us is right up there. Very unconventional controls with the weapon selecting and crafting menu during combat.

At one point I played about five hours of the game without reloading because I couldn't remember how.

[Arseen]

I don't yet have that game, but once I do sure I'll scan the manual.

[Hoggs17]

I was disappointed to see that the 'The Last of Us' manual is an electronic file readable through the PS3 only.  I was also upset to see that my Tales of Xillia doesn't have a manual! 

[wiggy]

Of all games this should have come with a manual, The Last of Us is right up there. Very unconventional controls with the weapon selecting and crafting menu during combat.

At one point I played about five hours of the game without reloading because I couldn't remember how.

Like most modern games, it holds your hand through the first, well, entire game. I never see the need for a manual (a paper one at least).

[Blumpkin]

Of all games this should have come with a manual, The Last of Us is right up there. Very unconventional controls with the weapon selecting and crafting menu during combat.

At one point I played about five hours of the game without reloading because I couldn't remember how.

Like most modern games, it holds your hand through the first, well, entire game. I never see the need for a manual (a paper one at least).

It did a god job of teaching you each trick once, but when you go a few weeks, or even months without being able to play and then try picking it up again it's easy for your fingers to get lost.

[Mel]

The Last of US UK manual is only 8 pages long and is black and white.

[Zelimpdna]

I rarely, if ever, look through a manual for controls etc. But some of them (particularly first-party Nintendo games) have some very nice artwork in them. That alone is worth it for me.

I've already lodged a complaint with Nintendo Australia (for what little use it'll have) about the fact that A Link Between Worlds didn't have a manual, as the artwork in the Zelda manuals is usually very good.

Of all games this should have come with a manual, The Last of Us is right up there. Very unconventional controls with the weapon selecting and crafting menu during combat.

At one point I played about five hours of the game without reloading because I couldn't remember how.

Like most modern games, it holds your hand through the first, well, entire game. I never see the need for a manual (a paper one at least).