Walkthrough The Walkthrough (written for the extreme difficulty level and therefore covers all settings) leads you through the entire game covering all optional tasks and secrets. The guidealso features short “Flashback” box-outs that briefly introduce characters as they appear in the storyline.
Developed on-site at Kojima Productions in Tokyo, this complete guide has dedicated chapters on Basics, Controls, Items, Weapons, Camouflage, Enemies, Secrets and Metal Gear Online. Contains original and exclusive artwork.
Great Guide and Well Worth the Money I typically do not buy video game guides. My previous experience with Brady guides for Unreal Tournament and GTA IV, left much to be desired and are collecting dust on a shelf. My iternet research indicated this guide was different because it was published by Piggyback and was drafted in-house by Konami. After reading and using the guide, I agree. The writing is interesting, the inforamtion is helpful and the illustrations are great. I would highly recommend getting this guide. FYI, unless you are a MSG fanatic, I would avoide the deluxe hardback edition, the paperback has all of the same game information which is what I was looking for. Good luck to all the Snakes out there.
·Covers all available content for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Shivering Isles, Knights of the Nine, and downloadable content. ·Detailed maps for every part of the world and every major city, plus special maps for every key section of the main quest. ·Specific chapters on how to create your character and maximize your abilities and skills. ·Over 450 full-color pages packed with information on everything you need to know about the massive gameworld of Oblivion. ·Walkthroughs for every quest in every part of the Oblivion world, including the main quest, as well as miscellaneous and freeform quests. ·Sections on various gameplay systems including stealth, combat, magic, spellmaking and enchanting, alchemy, and more.
Problems corrected? Just yesterday I received my copy of this Prima guide from Amazon. I've not had much time to look at it but I did want to mention right away that my copy does indeed have the missing maps that some buyers did not get. When I ordered the book I went ahead and downloaded and printed the missing pages from Prima's website, but this turned out to be unnecessary!
Maybe I got lucky, or else they've corrected the mistake and the newer editions have all the maps.
Can't comment on the content just yet, but the book itself is beautifully illustrated and of high quality.
You Call Him Dr. Jones, Doll!: Extensive walkthrough for every adventure and tight situation in all three movies, including Free Play Mode!
X Never, Ever Marks the Spot: Detailed area maps get you to your objectives as well as reveal the locations of artifact, parcels, and more!
Dr. Jones, the Eminent Archeologist: Complete information on all characters’ strengths and weaknesses, plus their unique weapons and abilities.
Give Me the Whip!: Tips on how to unlock hidden characters, levels, and other goodies.
Bonus Content: Concept Art Section!
Guide covers Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo Wii, PS2, PSP, and PC!
Free Preview includes: The Lost Temple: Area 1 walkthrough, basics, and characters. Guide Update includes: Free Achievements, Parcels and Character/Item Codes!
Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures: Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides) This guide is great. It got me through all the hard puzzles and showed me all the hidden treasures. If you get stuck in any level, get this book.
* Custom Apartments: Learn the tips and tricks to building custom apartment lots * Magic: Master the magical arts with our guide to Sim witchcraft * Kids: New objects and socials for kids and toddlers * Roommates: Find the perfect roommate and learn how to keep them happy * Objects\Socials: Details on all new objects, socials, and NPCs * Communities: Social classes, groups, and rewards turn neighborhoods into "communities"
* Exclusive Poster - A large poster with exclusive Pokémon art. * Full Walkthrough with Maps - Each area of the new Sinnoh region will be comprehensively covered so players will be able to find all the new Pokémon.
Useless The only benefit of using this guide is that it's portable. It is vague and the page order doesn't exactly follow story order. The guide doesn't give any pokedex info, which IMO is the most important part of the game. Instead it focuses on general aspects of the storyline, contests, battling, and other parts of the game that are explained IN THE GAME.
There is no reason to buy this book, instead, buy the second volume/pokedex of the guide. If you get stuck in these games, instead of wasting your money on this vague and confusing guide, go to Google and search for "Pokemon Diamond Walkthrough"
Spore 101: Learn everything you need to know to evolve your spore from a single-celled creature to a space-faring race. Parts are Parts: With hundreds of customization options at your fingertips, you can rely on the Prima guide to help you make those oh-so tough evolutionary decisions. Removeable Poster: Huge poster of exclusive Spore art.
* Fully details all 482 + available Pokemon. Providing stats, levels, learned moves, and more. * Exclusive Poster - The Pokédex will include an exclusive poster for fans. * Strategy Included - In addition to complete information for each individual Pokémon, this guidewill include strategy for keeping, collecting, and raising the creatures in your collection.
Dictionary for Pokemon fans Even as a mother I can get into Star Wars, Bionicles, dinosaurs, and other hobbies of my 7-year old son, however, I can't say that I enjoy Pokemon. But noone can deny that the over the decade-old Pokemon craze is here to stay as witnessed by the phenomenal success of Diamond and Pearl. My son refers to this book like a bible and Pokemon Diamond is the only DS game that he hasn't grown tired of even though he's had it almost a year.
•Full-color, 100% accurate course maps showing the world's fastest Ghost times and racing lines! •All game modes exposed,including crucial tactics on drifts, drafts, mini-turbos, and when to wheelie! •Complete coverage of Grand Prix, Time Trial, Versus, Mirror, Battle, and Online Modes! •From unlocking the True Ending to tactics for scoring three-star ratings on all tracks, we show you how! •Multiple methods of unlocking all characters and vehicles: We show you the quickest ways!
Catch 'Em All Over Again! ·Extensive strategy for new and veteran Pokémaniacs ·Massive walkthrough with stats on every enemy ·Exclusive maps to help you navigate each area ·Detailed battle tactics for dominating your Pokémon® Ruby & Sapphire—playing friends! ·Essential PokéDex, featuring stats and how to catch them
pokeman fire red and leaf green grandson was FINALLY able to obtain the answers he needed to con't with the game..it stops the frustructions that come with trying to master a game. very helpful for the parents and grandparents too.
Is it time to face the darkness? You'll be prepared with this strategy guide from the experts!
Welcome back, fearless explorers, to the spelunking world of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon! Get ready to scour the caves, forests, and lava pools of a brand-new Pokémon world, where you are the main attraction--a human who has become a Pokémon!
• Start out with an explanation of everything you need to know about Pokémon Mysery Dungeon! • Check out an extensive and thorough walkthrough of the scenario mode! • Reference our amazing Pokédex of 491 Pokémon for all moves, Abilities, and more! • End with our in-depth post-story walkthrough, which includes more challenges and mysterious Pokémon! • Bonus! Two mini posters!
Better Than Nothing... But Not By Much This is a Prima Guide, so one expects it to have some errors and oversights. In the past, one could always turn to Nintendo Power for higher quality guides, but now that the NP guides are no longer made, we're stuck with Prima. This guide is a good example of why I never have liked to buy Prima guides.
Let's start with the good news. The Dungeon pages in this guide do list info about things such as item and level restrictions. The color coding for different sections of the Pokedex is nice. Also, this guide does have a full Pokedex complete with numerical lv. 1 stats, however, itdoes NOT list every place that the Pokemon can be found (it only tells one place), and the footprints (useful for the Sentry minigame) are not listed either.
Now for the bad news. The data sections (from the quiz at the start of the game to the item tables) are not alphabetized, a fact that makes the tables needlessly hard to use. The item tables do not list the selling price of items. There is no list of Wonder Mails so you can get the Pokemon exclusive to each version. Don't expect to find suggested partners for each starter, either. The Dungeon overview pages willnot tell you what items to expect to find in each dungeon, so you either have to guess or keep your own notes. The basic strategy info on Pokemon moves from each Dungeon is pretty useless. While the info is true, I think most Pokemon fans already know this. I would have much rather seen level ranges of Pokemon within the dungeon and a list of items found therein (as well as rarities), instead of useless info about the moves of Pokemon in the dungeon. Also, I dislike that the Recommended Path for the game was placed in front of the the Game Mechanics section. It would make more sence to placeit between the Game Mechanics and Walkthrough sections, making it harder to ruin the story for yourself when you flip to the Game Mechanics section for a particular piece of info.
In short, my advice is to skip this guide and print off a decent walkthrough from a free site. This game has no significant maps, and the only grapical data you might actually need (the footprints) is absent from this guide anyway. With the non-alphabetized data sections, those who own this guide will likely find themselves printing off needed info from an online walkthrough anyway.
A side note for those who don't know what a game guide is (and think that perhaps it is a book about Pokemon for kids to read): A game guide (a.k.a. Strategy Guide) is a publication that is supposed to tell everything about a game. It is useful for choosing strategies and completing every aspect of a game, but it is not a story book. It is more akin to an Atlas or Encyclopedia and is typically used as reference by serious players. While it does require some reading skills, it is only useful to those who have a copy of the games (which games also require reading skills).
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