http://www.gamespot.com/news/6258998...op%3Btitle%3B3
Ubisoft has announced they won't be including traditional instruction manuals in their games. Instead, the manuals will be in-game.
They've done this under the guise of environmental conscience, but the bottom line is that it saves them money. I'm all fine an dandy with that, but as usual, let's not fool ourselves into thinking any of those savings will be passed onto the consumer.
Seems Ubisoft has been rocking the boat a little bit lately with this, and the DRM shenanigans in the PC version of Assassin's Creed II.
Evolution of gaming, or cut-throat business tactics?
Discuss.