The Final Fantasy XIII Complete Official Guide - Collector's Edition
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 | Product Details: Hardcover 272 pages Release Date: 09 March 2010 Publisher: PIGGYBACK INTERACTIVE ISBN: 1906064547 Rating:  Sales Rank: 90389 | | Look for similar books by subject: | | Customers who bought this item also bought: | | Customer Reviews: Great Buy (27 June 2010)Got this review because I went through the game and wanted to go through it again but get all the bonuses. The walkthrough is very detailed and full of all the information you need to complete the game thoroughly. All the tables are detailed and theres even an index so you can easily find the page of the item, person or area you're looking for. It even tells you the requirements for the achievements, including some tips about how to acomplish them. Sometimes walkthroughs have a little missing and leave unanswered questions... this tells you absolutely everything you need to know! Must have for any final fantasy gamer who needs a little help! good (21 June 2010)It does what it is ment to do! with out giving away what it has to. Tom (15 June 2010)This guide book includes everything you need to know while playing through FF13. A must have if you want to 100% the game and get the achievements/trophys! Final Fantasy 13 Guide (25 May 2010)This is one of the best games for the X Box. Beutiful graphics, involving game play. The ability to train your characters & weapons but it is so complex that a guide is a great help. This guide is of top quality, the paper, the layout, the information. My only critism is that the binding is very stiff so it does not lay open and if you try to bend it too far the pages will come out. I have had to glue several of them back in, so be warned. Almost essential? (12 May 2010)Even as a veteran of the FF series I found myself with this book almost constantly open, especially post-game when it comes into it's own as a Hunt or Upgrade reference. Content does seem a little thin, it's more of a database than a good read, but I think that's more down to the games own limitations. | |
