Scratch

Read the instruction booklet only if you are two hours away from a game system and can't stand waiting to play it.

maxskywalker wrote:

I do both.  It's usually a good idea to read the instruction booklet.  For example, you never learn in-game that the triangle button in Kingdom Hearts orders your party to attack your target.

Thats how you did it?
Ugh, I spent so long searching for how to do that.

kimmy123 wrote:

I play it straight away, but later I might read the booklet for fun.

This.

It depends on which game.

kimmy123 wrote:

I play it straight away, but later I might read the booklet for fun.

kimmy123 wrote:

I play it straight away, but later I might read the booklet for fun.

AnimeCreatorArtist wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

I play it straight away, but later I might read the booklet for fun.

This.

This.

That.

C-C-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER

I've been trained to know for sure that there's always a built-in, 5-hour, MANDATORY tutorial level.
So I just skip the instruction book altogether no exceptions.

Last edited by pikachu1337 (2011-10-15 17:16:18)

There's no point in an instruction booklet, you can just use the in-game controls menu.

GravityCatisalie wrote:

Read the instruction booklet only if you are two hours away from a game system and can't stand waiting to play it.

Don't read the instructions! thats lame.

I prefer to learn it as I go along... but sometimes if theres tutorials, I'll do them, but I almost never look at the instruction book.