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Compare: [[Forced Tutorial]], which this almost always is, [[Attract Mode]], which this resembles when not forced, and [[Justified Tutorial]], which this never is.
Compare: [[Forced Tutorial]], which this almost always is, [[Attract Mode]], which this resembles when not forced, and [[Justified Tutorial]], which this never is.
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* Some of the ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' games shows the player how to play by automatically scrolling through the items and sometimes controlling the player character.
* Some of the ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' games shows the player how to play by automatically scrolling through the items and sometimes controlling the player character.
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** FFX had the Blitzball tutorial, and it was interactive (to an extent). Picking an option OTHER than the one the game tells you to simply gives the response: ''"We'll be learning about that later, just click this one for now."''
** FFX had the Blitzball tutorial, and it was interactive (to an extent). Picking an option OTHER than the one the game tells you to simply gives the response: ''"We'll be learning about that later, just click this one for now."''
* Spoofed as early as ''[[Disgaea Hour of Darkness]]'' where Etna delivers the tutorial to Laharl by forcing him to get beat up. "And that was what not to do." "But you made me do it!" The sequel has Rozalin and Adell replace Laharl and Etna, respectively.
* Spoofed as early as ''[[Disgaea Hour of Darkness]]'' where Etna delivers the tutorial to Laharl by forcing him to get beat up. "And that was what not to do." "But you made me do it!" The sequel has Rozalin and Adell replace Laharl and Etna, respectively.
** Keep in mind that ''[[Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories (Video Game)|Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories]]'' allowed you to skip the tutorials and just play the tutorial levels like they were standard maps. And the series skips the tutorial segment on a [[New Game Plus]] (you still have to beat the tutorial map(s), though).
** Keep in mind that ''[[Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories (Video Game)|Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories]]'' allowed you to skip the tutorials and just play the tutorial levels like they were standard maps. And the series skips the tutorial segment on a [[New Game+]] (you still have to beat the tutorial map(s), though).
* The seventh [[Fire Emblem]] game and the first ''[[Advance Wars]]'' game force you to make specific moves for a turn or two and then return control.
* The seventh [[Fire Emblem]] game and the first ''[[Advance Wars]]'' game force you to make specific moves for a turn or two and then return control.
** Though it doesn't do it if you choose normal. In normal, you can do it however you wish.
** Though it doesn't do it if you choose normal. In normal, you can do it however you wish.
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