ProfessorEss

In light of Ubisoft's decision to remove printed manuals from their games, I thought perhaps a discussion of our favourite manuals is in order? (or perhaps the lousiest?)
 
The first one that pops into my mind:
MDK2, written in the form of a mad scientist's diary.

Like say the most well known film critic on earth. "

Indifferent.
 
Why not I guess.

...and the joke continues.

" Game makers are completely missing the point as usual.  The game manual can be an incentive to buy the legitimate product, by making the manual a "must have" art piece in itself.  Downgrading the product to a commodity level just removes the "special" element attached to games.  Next we will have very basic discs with no colour, just a name - as well.  Stupid if you ask me as it is a missed opportunity. "

Enjoyed it for what it was.

Also - he doesn't look the part - but picture Agent Francis York Morgan as played by Crispin Glover "

Sleep, soup & water.

I like the early Star Fox games on a game play level - I've always thought it was a shame that they're linked to such a lame franchise and characters.

...I have not played Gun...