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Message: [QUOTE="CSmith327, post: 548877, member: 1241"] I have a bunch of older MS-DOS and early Windows games that have sizable guide books, hint books, players guides, and strategy guides for them. I have a folder named DOS Manuals in my Documents folder just for them. Some of those games are very easy to get completely lost in without any sort of hint or help understanding it's systems from reading one of their guides. The D&D Forgotten Realms and SSI Gold Box games are some that reading the included documentation helps a lot for understanding them compared to trying to go in blindly. Like the game Menzoberranzan for example. Some of them have page lengths that are equal to a novella. Like 80+ pages of lore and guides on the game system or a walkthrough for some areas and maps. Amiga games are the same way too and I have a similar folder for manuals of those games. RPGs like Amberstar help if you read the manual. It's manual actually has a small novel that tells the backstory of the game. [/QUOTE]

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