Tomb Raider Game Secrets (Secrets of the Games Series.)

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Summary: A great book to have
Review: Even though this book is made for the PC, it works for the game consoles that Tomb Raider is in. It does explain each level, although some are a little hard to understand. I notice that they missed one secret in the City of Khamoon. The pictures are good to look at, but because it is in black and white, it's hard to see them clearly. It is a good book to have in case you are stuck.

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Summary: A great book to have
Review: Even though this book is made for the PC, it works for the game consoles that Tomb Raider is in. It does explain each level, although some are a little hard to understand. I notice that they missed one secret in the City of Khamoon. The pictures are good to look at, but because it is in black and white, it's hard to see them clearly. It is a good book to have in case you are stuck.

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Summary: It's pretty good,I mean like telling the cheat codes etc.
Review: I havn't read it yet , but imagine ,the SECRETS of the game bieng told

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Summary: This TOMB RAIDER source book is the best so far.
Review: I was 53 when I started to play the first TOMB RAIDER. It wasn't that long when I got to enjoy the best Playstation games ever, the TOMB RAIDER II and TOMB RAIDER III, using your book. Nobody's gonna beat the design and concept of LARA CROFT with guide books like yours. You bet I'll still play all TOMB RAIDER games there is to come.

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Summary: Tomb Raider: Game Secrets
Review: This book is mostly a walk-through of the game which includes black & white screen shots and a description of what to do at each point. The screen shots would have been easier to follow if in color. Not every pick-up is noted, and Roberts said as much in the intro. If you get stuck and need more details, I suggest Tomb Raider: Prima's Official Stategy Guide, by Kip Ward. Ward uses color screen shots and mentions everything. I got both books and used Ward only if Roberts wasn't enough. If you're the type that doesn't want to be told every little detail--stick with Roberts. I very much liked the interview with the game's programmers in this book and would have liked that part to have been longer.

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Summary: Tomb Raider: Game Secrets
Review: This book is mostly a walk-through of the game which includes black & white screen shots and a description of what to do at each point. The screen shots would have been easier to follow if in color. Not every pick-up is noted, and Roberts said as much in the intro. If you get stuck and need more details, I suggest Tomb Raider: Prima's Official Stategy Guide, by Kip Ward. Ward uses color screen shots and mentions everything. I got both books and used Ward only if Roberts wasn't enough. If you're the type that doesn't want to be told every little detail--stick with Roberts. I very much liked the interview with the game's programmers in this book and would have liked that part to have been longer.

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Summary: The best Tomb Raider guide you can buy
Review: When it's all said and done, this book will be remembered as one of Prima's better guides. Author Nick Roberts is an obvious professional and details every aspect of the excellent Tomb Raider. While the guide is in black and white (so are the screenshots), the layout is definitely substance over style (which is, in this case, a very good thing). The walkthrough is detailed enough but not too complex, and the overall package is very simple and easy to read. The controls are all very accurate (even though they are for the PC), and Roberts knows what he's talking about. If you buy one Tomb Raider guide, make it this one.