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Summary: The REAL Rating
Review: FFX is the best game I have ever played!Don't get me wrong but this is the top notch game for RPG lovers.Final Fantasy has come a long way since their 2-D games. This is by far THE ultimate video-game.
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Summary: FFX guide
Review: this game is the best ps or ps2 game ever. the guide is very helpful even if you want to find out the secrets on your own. this guide will help you with knowing about items or whart to use.i think it was the best guid i haave ever got.
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Summary: The Best FFX resource
Review: If their are two reviews by me sorry about that I wasn't sure if the other was posted.Anyway, I believe this is the best Final Fantasy guide I've ever seen. It has detailed maps, great walkthrough, boss strategies, and bestiary, plus much more where that came from. The best part about this guide is that there is no referall to playonline every paragraph, and boss strategy. The guide is actually concerned with helping you get through the game rather than trying to get you to explore a new website. The walkthrough is very detailed. Again, they tell you all the objectives and then explain it all. The maps are detailed showing you the location of every item in an area, and if it doesn't than it tells you in the walkthrough. The guide also doesn't spoil the plot and there are no story spoilers in the guide. The walkthrough also has crystal clear screenshots. Also, enemies in an area are listed so you don't have to flip back through to the bestiary all those 100+ pages. Also the maps are right there in the walkthrough rather than in the back of the book. The boss strategies actually help you. They display the HP and AP the boss haves, the amount of damage needed to trigger an overkill, and the weakness, half damage, immunity, absorbtion listing. The bestiary is quite possibly the best I've seen. They list the number of HP it has, they list how much damage you need to do in parenthasis to get an overkill and they list the number of AP the enemy gives. They also list status effects you can do to the boss, and the sensor reading below. Not to mention the items they drop and how much gil it takes to bribe them, and what you can steal. The only problem is that the bestiary doesn't tell you where you can find the enemy to fight him. The guide has a sphere chart and a listing of all the overdrives and what it takes to make each character learn them. The sphere grid pin-points out everything (Ability nodes, HP nodes etc.) so that you may decide what route they take. Every secret is revealed and all the side quest are fully exploited in the guide. Airship passwords revealed, coordnates also revealed. A poster also comes with the guide and shows you the sphere grid on one side, and the Rikku's overdrive Mix chart on the other. Being that the sphere grid is in the guide you should probably put it up on the mixing chart. Secret Aeons and legendary weapons are revealed, and in the back of the book are exclusive interviews with the creators of Final Fantasy X. If you want to learn of the development of FFX look at these interviews. Lastly, the guide completely covers Blitzball! It covers the teams, free agents, and gives you a stats chart for everysingle player of the sport. Letting you know who to hire and you may want to pass up. It tells you of all the Blitzball Basics. Have I left anything out? Well, aside from character bios and overdrive listings this guide is pretty much all you need for FFX. I can't find too many errors in the guide so I'd say that this is the best FFX guide you can buy.
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Summary: pretty decent
Review: it had good detail, and went along with the story what esle can you ask for.
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Summary: Good Strategy Guide for the new nex gen RPG!
Review: Great Strategy in depth directions with full side quest guide and everything you need to play Final Fantasy X.
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Summary: The best Final Fantasy Guide I've ever seen
Review: This is the best FFX guide that I've ever seen and in my opinion is how every Final Fantasy guide should look from BradyGAMES. No more stupid playonline, no plot spoilers, no maps in the back of the book make this guide a must have for FFX. The level of detail in the walkthrough is very good. The walkthrough has fully detailed maps pointing out the location of every item in the game! The walkthrough also has crystal clear screenshots and WON'T take away any of the fun of the game. The guide also has a complete coverage of Blitzball and the Spheregrid letting you decide what route to take on the grid. The Blitzball section has the complete Tuturiol that the in game one described, and gives you complete stats of each character in the game. The Characters section gives you a look over at the overdrives of a character, their section of the sphere grid and what they're most useful for. It also has a complete list of items and abilities and coverage of every Aeon in the game. The bestiary (I think) is the greatest bestiary I've ever seen in my life! All the stats, the amount of HP you need for an Overkill, the amount of AP you receive after the battle and much more where that came from. The guide covers all the secrets in the game and the sidequests including how to obtain everyone's legendary weapon! The boss strategies are very handy and unlike past FF guides, don't repeat the same thing over and over, and also unlike past FF guides (especially VII and IX) will actually HELP you defeat the boss, giving you suggested characters to use all the time and what you'll need. Plus it tells you all the stats for a boss without having to flip to the bestiary. The walkthrough also tells you all the enemies and HP at the start of each area that way you don't have to waste more time flipping about 100+ pages every time. Overall this is the greatest FF guide from BradyGAMES, after their FFIX guide I almost didn't pick this up, but since it doesn't refer you to playonline 300 times. you should get this guide for all that I just explained. Oh, before I forget. The guide comes with a Double-Sided poster! One side with the Sphere Grid and another with Rikku's overdrive, Mix. I suggest you hang it on the side with Rikku's overdrive, Mix, since the Sphere Gird is already in the guide. And one other thing. The guide has an Interview with Squaresoft and it doesn't hurt to read it because you can find out about the development of the game. Anyways, grab the guide because it helps on puzzles and has a brilliantly done walkthorugh that DOESN'T spoil the game. I'd recomend the guuide. *****
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Summary: Final Fiasco
Review: After playing FFX, and then using the strategy guide, I found it more confusing on my second runthrough with the game. The wording and mapping is terrible, don't waste your money, buy lord of the rings instead.
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Summary: One of the best Final Fantasy guides ever made!!
Review: This guide has everything you could possibly want to know about Final Fantasy X. Maps for every area, detailed walkthrough, shop lists for every area, each character's sphere grid, a whole picture of the entire sphere grid, how to get every ultimate weapon. There is a two page list of how to obtain every single ablility for weapons and armor including the No Encounters ability. It really goes into detail about every sidequest and mini-game including Blizball that has pages of Blizball player data for every single player and team. There is an interview with the Squaresoft team about the development and a two-sided poster of Rikku's Overdrive Mix on one side and the entire Sphere Grid on the other side which is also included in the actual guide. I love the pictures and illustrations, it's a very beautiful guide. There are pictures and details about every Aeon and all the abilities that every Aeon can have.
There's only one minor flaw with this guide: in the Bestiary section, they don't tell where you see the enemies in the game. And I know that they list all the enemies in the beginning of each section throughout the walkthrough but those lists are a shorter version of the real lists in the back of the guide. For instance, if I just want to know an enemies' HP, it will tell me in that section of the guide, but if I want to know what I will get for Bribing, how much Gil is needed to Bribe, if I want to know if an enemy is immune to Poison or something like that, I have to turn to the back of the guide. That's the only downfall but other than that, the guide is perfect.
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Summary: excellent! a must buy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This guide is very and i mean very useful but if you do not want to buy it go to www.square-enix.com register for free click online guides and go to final fantasy x also the guide is the same thing on the website.
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Summary: Great guide!
Review: Once again like the ff8 version, this guide is marvelous!
Leaves nothing out and is comprehenceable.
Very recommended
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