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TIE Fighter: The Official Strategy Guide |  
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Rating:   Summary: ZZOOOOOMMMM!!!! Review: "We have seen the end of bad gaming, we will soon see the end of the rebellion." This game is a high strategy game with enough firepower to destroy a computer! Using digital sound and lighting, a 2-D and 3-D effect blend, and amazing controlled colors and handling, this has become one of the hottest games around.
  Rating:   Summary: ZZOOOOOMMMM!!!! Review: "We have seen the end of bad gaming, we will soon see the end of the rebellion." This game is a high strategy game with enough firepower to destroy a computer! Using digital sound and lighting, a 2-D and 3-D effect blend, and amazing controlled colors and handling, this has become one of the hottest games around.
  Rating:   Summary: Excellent book, but where is the colour ? Review: An excellent guide to an excellent game. Very detailed analysis of the mission strategy, craft data, weapons, tactics, aso. that may kill you (could have been a bit less though). An innovative idea that makes this book a bedside novel one is the short story that links each after action report (for each mission) to a plot with a lot of characters of acceptable depth, but narration and plot wise this short story lacks (as expected so this is not really a flaw). The problem here, again, is the damn colour. Please we need some, we are not colour blind. All pages in black and white is a bore to the eye for a STAR WARS epic game. It's the same mistake PRIMA did with other strategy guides of superb graphic space combat simulations (see my other reviews). All and all a very good book that guides only for the basic game (up to Campaign Seven), needs its supplyment (Balance of Power guide), offers bedside excitement and bores you to death with black and white pages (I'm not racist but...)
  Rating:   Summary: I think this book was very good. Review: I bought this book after I had already beaten the game.  I only bought it because I am a Star Wars collecter, I wouldn't normally have bought a game guide.  I was reading through it, and to my surprise it was written  basically in the form of a first person novel.  I really enjoyed the fresh  perspective of a civilian worker (Maarek Stele) on a Star Destroyer, and  this book is well worth reading.
  Rating:   Summary: I think this book was very good. Review: I bought this book after I had already beaten the game. I only bought it because I am a Star Wars collecter, I wouldn't normally have bought a game guide. I was reading through it, and to my surprise it was written basically in the form of a first person novel. I really enjoyed the fresh perspective of a civilian worker (Maarek Stele) on a Star Destroyer, and this book is well worth reading.
 
 
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