(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Starting with Fight Night Champion, EA Sports has decided to follow Ubisoft's lead in ditching paper instruction manuals in favour of a 'manual' option on the game menu that enables you to access instructions via the game disc.

Future EA Sports titles will follow Fight Night Champion's example, which came with a single slip of paper with a Crysis 2 advertisement one side and the EA online pass code on the other, as well as a small warranty pamphlet that reads, "Thank you for supporting our efforts to significantly reduce paper in our products."

EA's game manuals have been getting increasingly thin lately anyway, meaning that the days of weighty full colour instruction manuals might be numbered. Still, how often have you actually read a video game instruction manual? Almost never, right?

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haha,i remember the 1 i got in metal gear solid 4 it was like a 1inch thick book lmao

Does this mean they're going to stop using those f*cking online passes? You can bet your ass they put money ahead of green right there :y:

awww, Whenever I bought new games I would wait till I need to take a shit and read the instruction manual while I was shitting



Going to miss that

Fair Play Good Idea, But like someone said I bet ya It's to save money not be green

Methinks cost cutting is ahead of green measures tbh

Still it annoying i like them.

And it a shame throwing them is better then throwing a controller

Lazy nerds I say.

Hahaha they trying to spend less and just happened to be green at the same time

Saving money and saving environment is better than saving money and destroying environment, so good job EA.

No they probably wont stop using the online passes.They probably did this just to save money