Onimusha(tm) 3: Demon Siege Official Strategy Guide (Brady Games)

Comment: its the guide...but the last page/attached booklet, for a guide on something in the game, was ripped out.Was not a new product like described!

Comment: I originally bought the game because I am a fan of the Series. Part three of the series was kicking my ass though, so I had to get the guide. The guide goes well in depth as far as helping you solve puzzles that are otherwise hard, or in my case i got too frustrated to try and figure out on my own. The guide gives you a step by step instruction on every stage and every puzzle, also gives you great hints on how to defeat bosses. By the way if you haven't bought Onimusha 3 go ahead and buy it. It is a must have and also has great replay value. The intro to the game is by far the best intro I have seen in any game to date!

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I really enjoy the product and I was satisfied with the delivery time!

Comment: Very fun game. Recommend others to buy and use the provider for all your gaming needs.

Comment: The Onimusha games take a unique twist on the survival horror genre: instead of creepy modern urban locales and gunfights, you play a samurai (and other characters from feudal Japan) battling zombies and other beasts and demons through fantastically detailed castles, underground lairs, temples and mountain hideaways. And, to get the most out of these games, you'll definitely need a strategy guide, as there are some secrets and hidden items you just won't find on your own. BradyGames has always done a great job with their strategy guides, and so I can recommend the strategy guide that comes in this limited edition set without any reservations - go for it!

This set also comes with another book - an art book that displays conceptual art from Onimusha 3 and the two previous games. This book is nice to look at, and there is a good amount of art, but most of it centers on the present game - the art for the other games is less conceptual art and more simply the official character illustrations that can be found in the booklets that come with each game; this is disappointing, but still acceptable. If you like good conceptual art, this is definitely a good one to add to your collection.