/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9671983
I love manuals. I actually asked for a few Square Enix mooks for Christmas and they're beautiful.
Over 600 pages, full of gorgeous art, interviews, and tiny details that are easy to miss.
Even outside of its value as a companion to the game, it's almost a work of art in itself.
I can't imagine a person who loves RPGs but wouldn't be interested in a book like this for their favorite game, even if just to have it on a coffee table or something.
Most manuals aren't anywhere near this good, but they all usually have something charming about them.

The only thing better than a good manual is digging through the closet and finding your old notes and maps you made yourself when playing through a cherished game for the first time. It's like happiness on a page.