Do you use the blank pages in manuals.

All of the video game instruction manual that I've have seen have 2 or 3 blank pages at the back for you to write any thing down. Do you ever use these pages or just leave them blank. I've never use these pages at all for any game I've owned.

I leave them blank.

Heck no. Why ruin a perfectly good booklet like that when you can use a notepad or notebook paper?

Heck no. Why ruin a perfectly good booklet like that when you can use a notepad or notebook paper?

Emerald_Warrior

Pretty much how I feel. If I ever need to write down any thing, I do it on a sticky note and put it in the game case.

Nope. I don't write in them. I like to keep them clean. It ruins the manual to do that.

I don't like writing in the manuals either.

i wrote in sega genesis manuals when I was younger, but not on blank pages. lol

No,But I like the smell of manuals.

Yes I write down the cheat codes for those games that have them. That is one of the reasons I like manuals, Easy access to write stuff down. Codes and/or remembering where stuff is in the game. Passwords when games had them.

nope never

No, never. I want them to look as if they're brand new.

No, never. I always like keeping the manuals intact.

nope.

but its not because i want to keep it clean or w/e.

ive just never thought to write codes in the booklet.:lol:

I don't use them anymore, but I generally used them for save codes...you know xnxup-p2jch-ufhcg-001ac

I did use them during the NES days when I wanted to write down important cheats or passwords (and I would definitely be neat about it)

used to find it funny when I'd rent games from the video store and the manuals would have hastily scribbled codes for the games on the notes section in the manual. I dont think I've ever written in a manual.Allicrombie

never.

to be honest, I'm quite anal and ocd about the condition of my games, including the artwork and manuals.

I bargain hunt forrare games, but if there are markings or writing on them, even the manuals, I will always end up replacing them so that the item is clean.

I realize that section of the manual was DESIGNED for people to write in, but for me, writing in the manual is the same as:

• writing "property of Billy Vandenmeyer" in black marker on the cartridge
• placing a "bob's video hut" sticker over top of the cart label (instead of anywhere else on the cart!)
• clipping out the "proof of purchase" so you can enter a contest you won't win
• using the stickers that came with a game ON said game and it's manual (like my first copy of Magic Knight RayEarth)

I don't use them anymore, but I generally used them for save codes...you know xnxup-p2jch-ufhcg-001ac

Samslayer

yeah, and then you're like.....

"dammit, was that a zero or the letter O? is that the number one, or a lower cased "L"? ARRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!!! :P

never.

to be honest, I'm quite anal and ocd about the condition of my games, including the artwork and manuals.

I bargain hunt forrare games, but if there are markings or writing on them, even the manuals, I will always end up replacing them so that the item is clean.

I realize that section of the manual was DESIGNED for people to write in, but for me, writing in the manual is the same as:

• writing "property of Billy Vandenmeyer" in black marker on the cartridge
• placing a "bob's video hut" sticker over top of the cart label (instead of anywhere else on the cart!)
• clipping out the "proof of purchase" so you can enter a contest you won't win
• using the stickers that came with a game ON said game and it's manual (like my first copy of Magic Knight RayEarth)

TheKungFool

I feel the same way. I hate that some of my games have gamestop boxes and big yellow stickers all over them. The thing I hate the most is that my gamestop got rid of all the boxes for ps2 games, so my copy of ZOE is just in a paper sleeve. Also, who the hell puts a please rewind sticker on the back of a NES cart. O_o

Yes on them, I use writing my scores reached or some advices for overcome a nasty or long puzzle i previously beated to ease my second playtrough

Heck no. Why ruin a perfectly good booklet like that when you can use a notepad or notebook paper?

Emerald_Warrior

i wrote in tem a little when i was like 5, devalues the booklet