Have to agree, I really prefer keeping boxes and manuals. Sure they took up space, but they were cool to look at, even if I wasn't playing with whatever came in them. It also meant that the producers spent time and effort making the extras meaningful and charming. Now, games are expected to be distributed digitally, and you'll rarely even find a manual, but either just a CD or a URL . Such a shame. I miss when my games came with a full flat spine manual that was more of a lorebook than a game guide. That was immersion.