No comments about Ghosthunter(tm) Official Strategy Guide.

5 comments about Resident Evil: Survivor: Prima's Official Strategy Guide.

1. this book was so great!it had a lot of info on how to get past re survivor!this book is a must buy if you have resident evil survivor!



2. IF YOU EVER BROUGHT A PRIMA'S OFFICAL STRATEGY GUIDE YOU ALL READY KNOW THAT YOU HAVE DID THE RIGHT THING IN THE RESIDENT EVIL SURVIVOR STRATEGY GUIDE IT TELL YOU THE FULL STORY OF THE COMPLETE GAME EVERY WALKTHROUGH FULL MAPS BASIC TRAINING TIPS SECRETS AND ALL MAJOR CHARACTERS MOST OF I WAS HAPPY TO SEE THAT ALL THE FILES WERE WRITEN IN THIS GUIDE BECAUSE OF THE GAME PLAY OPTIONS YOU ARE ABLE TO GO YOUR OWN WAY AND BECAUSE OF THAT YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO VIEW ALL 13 FILES THIS GUIDE ALSO SHOW YOU THE FLOWCHART TO EVERY STAGE AND A SHORT CUT FLOWCHART TO EARN A SHINY A IF YOU COMPLETE THE GAME IN 90 MINUTES THIS BOOK TALKS ABOUT ALL THE MAJOR CHARACTERS IN THE GAME SUCH AS THE LEADER, THE SURVIVOR, LILY KLIEN, ROTT KLIEN,AND ANDY HOLLAND PLUS THIS GUIDE TELLS YOU ABOUT THE ENIMIES IN THE GAME AND WHAT THEY STAND FOR AND HOW YOU CAN DEFEAT THEM SINCE THIS GAME IS IN FIRST PERSON MODE THIS GUIDE TELLS YOU HOW TO AIM AND DODGE WITH THIS HELPFUL GUIDE YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT ALL THE WEAPONS AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CHOOSE WHICH ONE WORKS BEST FOR YOU I HOPE THIS GUIDE HELPS YOU AS MUCH AS IT DID ME AND MOST OF ALL ENJOY THIS GAME



3. I just got this game yesterday, and it is great! It seems like everyone is angry because you can't save, only your weapons. This is actually pretty good because if start from the beginning, with all the weapons, you know where to go with more ease because you have more weapons. Also, you have a more variety of enemies, and that too, is cool because there were no Lickers in RE1 or 3, and no Hunters in RE2. Even though, it was short, the parts with those Tyrants(a.k.a. Mr. X/The Big Guy) were pretty cool for two reasons. One, you had to kill him quick before you took too much damage. And two, he most of the time gave you ammo. Which is really good if you use Handgun D and are far from him to take little to no damage. Those Prototype battles were the best boss battles in th RE series. If you are wondering why they are easy battles, read all the files, the info is in there. So, in conclusion, the game proves worthy, even if you can not save, only your weapons.



4. This is a pretty cool book, but the game is so short and easy you won't need this book. I bought the book after I beat the game, but now that I look at it I wasted my money on the book and the game. This book is great but the game is easy to get through without the book, but if you really need help then this comes in handy.



5. This game sort of went down and the strategy guide didn't have much in it. It was pretty bad.

No comments about KOF(tm): Maximum Impact Official Fighters Guide.

No comments about Def Jam: Fight for NY (Prima Official Game Guide).

1 comments about Unreal Tournament Official Strategy Guide.

1. I just wanted to say this, because I wanted to get the PC version but accidentilly got this instead, as their was no warning to what it was(Apparently, they have enlarged the cover shot though). However, I did look through it. While there are so many levels it can cover the endless stratgies for each one(look on the wep for those) it does give some of the major tips and secrets of the levels. Seems to be pretty good overall.

2 comments about Warhammer(R) 40,000: Dawn of War- Winter Assault(tm) Official Strategy Guide.

1. Alright if you ever wanted a game with blood and violence this would be it. In this game you get to expierience a whole new race the imperial gaurd you also get to use entirely new units like the chaplain (space marines),khorne beserkers (chaos space marines, mega armoured nobs (orks0, and the fire dragons (eldar). Most parents would probabally find this game to be quite awful but it also is a strategy game which can help in multi taking and hand eye coordination. But before buying this game remember to buy the original (Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War).



2. Very good game and good expansion. I love playing the Imperial Guard, who says you have to be a Space Marine to make a difference. The book gives some good information, but buy it used.

1 comments about JUDGE DREDD: THE OFFICIAL STRATEGY GUIDE.

1. You are the Law! Locate the best path to meet your objectives. Fighting strategy for all the bosses. How to find and use all of Judge Dredd's ammunition. Learn the best way to "sentence" the worst perpetrators. Capture spirit perps and destroy the Dark Judges. Fight Judge Death and beat the game. Detailed maps for all levels of Super NES and Sega Genesis. Find hidden pick-ups and ammo. SC, 96 pages

3 comments about Icewind Dale: Heart of Winter: Sybex Official Strategies and Secrets.

1. This is the best guide in the gaming world.



2. This guide to Icewind Dale: Heart of Winter is quite comprehensive. It contains countless details on items, spells, weapons and armor. The enemies you'll face are discussed. Locations of hidden treasures are revealed. For those gamers who are stuck, the guide offers detailed maps and walkthroughs for each area in the Heart of Winter expansion.

   Despite this wealth of information, I believe that this book does not provide a good value for gamers. First of all, 99% of these "secrets" and strategies can be found for free on the internet. Secondly, the game manuals (supplied with the game) are quite comprehensive themselves, meaning that this strategy guide is often just repeating information that has already been presented. But even more importantly, this book provides so much information as to take all the fun out of playing the game.

   Icewind Dale and Heart of Winter are very "linear" games. In other words, there is usually only one path to take. So the fun comes from building up your party of brave adventurers through hard-fought battles with terrible monsters. The manual deliberately leaves out all the tiny details on how best to group your party, or what weapons to use in different situations, leaving these things for the player to discover. Unfortunately, the manual reveals all this and more, and I feel that it leaves almost nothing for the player to discover on his/her own. I realize some people will consider my comments to be unfair criticism; after all, this is a strategy guide and it is *supposed* to reveal the techniques that work! Plus, the argument continues, you don't *have* to read those sections.

   To its credit, this strategy guide does provide some very useful suggestions on one of the most important parts of the game: creating your characters. You will live (or die!) with these characters for the rest of the game, and it is important to create a well-balanced party, not to mention one that you'll enjoy playing with. Here the guide really does shine, helping players choose from the many player types available. Yet once again, I must point out that this information is available for free on various internet fan sites.

   So if you are a novice gamer, and Heart of Winter has you stuck and frustrated -- and if you like holding a book in your lap -- then this guide will be a good purchase. But for everyone else, I'd suggest saving your money.




3. Manual was more than acceptable providing information enabling game play to be played to the fullest. Game suggestions were given to provide the most rewards and experience points.

No comments about Cabela's Big Game Hunter 3 Official Strategy Guide (Bradygames Strategy Guides).

5 comments about The Digital Bits Insider's Guide to DVD.

1. If you are going to buy this book looking technical infomation concerning DVDs, forget it. This book is more like a review of movies DVDs, talking about released DVDs and the upcoming Aliens DVD set. In fact,less than ten pages are devoted to discussing technical aspects of DVDs. All things considered, this a waste of money, time and effort on a book dealing with the trivial aspect of DVDs. You are much better off reading FAQ DVD on the Internet.



2. I would have to agree with the review done by the reader from Maitland, FL United States. My main intention to get this book is to learn more on the "Technical Information" such as in-depth explanation on Progressive Scan, Vertical/Horizontal Resolution, PAL vs. NTSC, etc. Unfortunately, it lacks such useful details.

   Instead of discussing & explaining more on the DVD technology, features & benefits, a huge DVD movie lists are reviewed instead. Furthermore, the comprehensive review of the 9-Disc Alien Quadrilogy is included which it's way too long & unnecessary.

   The only interesting areas are in Part 1 (Understanding DVD), Part 2 (Building a Home Theater) & Part 5 (The Future of DVD). The section on Aspect Ratio, Widescreen vs Full Frame, various sound formats, etc which are informative for newbies. Also, the part that explains the latest technology, such as DVD recorders and the new SACD and DVD-Audio high-resolution music formats is very revealing.

   In conclusion, this book is concise & suitable for all DVD newbies (no, it's not boring at all!) but for the rest of us, our thirst for additional technical aspects isn't satisfied. Well, it's certainly worth adding this book into your current DVD book collection (just like your DVD movies) or simply to show off that you own the latest DVD book available in the market!




3. I got this book in my stocking and it's really fun read! I learned alot about DVD, and got some good ideas about titles to buy that I wouldn't have thought of. It reads easily, and is easy to understand for beginners, and I think has lots of good information for people who already know a bunch too. I have reccommended it to all my friends - give it a try! A+++



4. With even person that asks me to help them buy a Home Theater I give them this book. It is a great book to give anyone if they are still trying to understand all the ins and outs of Home Theater, especially DVD talk, and the up coming HD-DVD talk. Granted you must realize that this book due to the subject matter of electronics will be "old" the day it is printed, it doe sa wonderful job of attempting to be as future proff as possible. Great book for starters, but if you wan to go deeper then just for to an online forum or find another resource.



5. What if someone took all the essential
   information that every person should know about
   DVD and Home Theater and put it into book form?
   Well, this is exactly what Bill Hunt and Todd Doogan
   have accomplished with their newly authored book,
   The Digital Bits: Insider's Guide To DVD.

   This is the very first publication of its kind to
   explore the DVD format from history to future. You'll
   not only learn how DVD discs are manufactured and
   compressed, but learn about about the authoring process
   in creating some of the great menu designs we have
   come to appreciate over the years.

   One of the greatest benefits of this book for
   DVD "newbies" is the fact that it clearly explains
   aspect ratios. Through the use of many comparison
   film stills, a reader can not only see how a
   1.85:1 ratio compares to 2.35:1, but how Full Frame
   greatly compromises the widescreen scale. If there
   is one thing I hope this book accomplishes is to
   educate people as to why widescreen is so important
   in preserving the filmmaker's intended vision.

   For anyone just getting into Home Theater, this
   book provides valuable information on how best to
   begin building a theater based on a particular budget.
   The authors are very careful in making certain that
   readers wisely spend their budget, finding the right
   compromise between features and price. Those of you
   on a limited budget can actually do better than buying
   a "home theater in a box," and you'll find some

   invaluable advice on how you can better spend your money.

   While the book does spend a good deal of its first 84
   pages on material already familiar to most of you, Bill
   and Todd have included eye-opening material that will
   keep readers glued to their seats.

   This book contains comprehensive reviews of the
   Top 100 DVDs of all time. I particularly
   find these reviews to be valuable as there are so
   many great films crossing all genres that I have
   yet to become aware of. The book examines the
   very BEST of both Film and TV on DVD, with reviews
   that contain background history on its subject
   matter as well as giving us detailed information
   on its transfer and included supplements.

   As many of you are aware, Fox Home Video is
   about to release The Alien Quadrilogy to
   DVD. The Digital Bits had the opportunity
   to go behind-the-scenes in the production of
   this amazing 9-disc DVD that contains never-before-
   seen versions of these films as well as all-new

   supplemental materials.

   At just over 400 pages, The Digital Bits:
   Insider's Guide To DVD is a very easy read.
   You can pretty much flip through the pages and
   find something that will catch your eye. Newbies
   to the DVD/Home Theater experience will spend
   more time scouring through the first 84 pages of
   the book. These pages provide a thorough look
   at everything anyone needs to know about DVD and
   building a Home Theater. Established enthusiasts
   will fully enjoy the in-depth look at the creation
   of this year's anticipated release of Twentieth
   Century Fox's nine-disc Alien Quadrilogy.

   The fact that this book contains comprehensive
   reviews of the Top 100 DVDs of all time
   is reason enough to keep a copy next to your
   favorite sitting chair. It certainly takes the
   guesswork out of "What are we watching tonight?!"