About Manuals/ Instruction Manuals

[SeiruKoji]

I Have 2 Questions.

1. What is the best way to preserve manuals/instruction manuals of games.

2. Are there any sites online that I can view or download NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Sega CD, 32X, GameBoy, etc.. game manuals.

Anything would be helpful. thanks.

[SuperShark]

1. TLC. I don't quite know the BEST method, maybe seal them in an air tight plastic bag, but I myself like to keep them, for the most part, in a the origional boxes with the game carts.

2. Shoot, I wish I could remember the sight right now, but one time I found a sight that had scans of manuals AND typed out text versions of game manuals for a bunch of the systems that you are asking for, I just can't remember the site right now. It was a good while back when I say the site. It was also on a diffrent computer than my most used home one, so I can't check anything to remember what it was. Sorry. but hey, now you know it's out there so keep looking.

[SeiruKoji]

Thanks.

[Jibbajaba]

I keep all of my loose manuals together in a small shoe box-sized plastic sotrage bin with a lid. I figure that keeps dust and light off of them. What more can you do?

Chris

[SuperShark]

What more can you do?

Chris

As I said, put them in air tight plastic bags. You know, like the things where you put the food and stuff in the plastic and snap it on the machine, lock it down, push the button and let all the air and junk get sucked out? I do admit that that would be EXTREMLY...umm...well, Extrem, - and crazy to - but it would be 'more that you could do'.