What. Every single thing I've ever installed every has a ToS.
If you're talking about console games, then check the manual. The terms of service are in there.
Single-player offline games don't have terms of service because there's no service.
I guess ones with online components have something, but the last console game I bought with online stuff was PSO for Dreamcast. (The most modern consoles I own are PSP and 3DS, so I have no idea if PS3 and 360 games are coming with EULAs these days or something.)
Also a TOS and a EULA are two different things.
A EULA requires the user to agree to it in some fashion, usually with a button during installation. You can't stick a EULA in the manual and claim the user agreed to it just because it's there, and as far as I know no game maker has ever tried.
I checked the manuals in the two most recent PSP games I bought (Kokoro Connect and Haganai Portable), but there's nothing like a EULA or TOS in them.
I do own a handful of American PC games with EULAs. (Mostly Blizzard.)
But if any of my Japanese PC games have EULAs, it's so rare I've forgotten about them.
Just to test I grabbed Ys Origin off the shelf and installed it now.
Here's the whole sequence; there's no EULA:
http://i5.minus.com/iL4A1mbkG4103.jpg 2006...I forgot how old this is. I really need to get around to playing it...
http://i6.minus.com/ibjuLxy5HsLiXG.jpg "Thank you for buying Ys Origin. This install requires 1.8GB."
http://i7.minus.com/iTBT5fZrfa93L.jpg "This installer is running with admin rights. Do you want to install for all users or just this user?"
http://i5.minus.com/iY6h6vea6dgBS.jpg Choose installation folder
http://i7.minus.com/idkOzlpKCK31s.jpg "Press 決定 to start the installation."
http://i3.minus.com/ibyaIPRpjJqqJ6.jpg
http://i1.minus.com/ibbATEDOy9dxeO.jpg "Installation complete."
http://i3.minus.com/ibyuP2iBBlxxgR.jpg
OK installer's done, let's start the game.
http://i6.minus.com/ibjv7Z0WXaOrpw.jpg
http://i1.minus.com/isfXGj80e35BQ.jpg
http://i3.minus.com/iDuOLcDUYHw73.jpg
No EULA/TOS/anything anywhere.