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Summary: A good general overview, but lacks important specifics.
Review: All in all, I was only marginally impressed by Prima's Legend of Legaia strategy guide. True, the book does take the reader through a semi-comprehensive walkthrough of the game, and does point out several of the important little tips that might have otherwise been overlooked. However, it also does not even touch some of the most practical reasons to buy a strategy guide. The reason I bought the book was so that I could have a list of enemy statistics and information (ie. what they dropped, what you could steal from them, etc.) at my disposal while I searched for some hard to find goodies. Unfortunately, the book does not contain such information, stopping at the baseline attacks and locations of the enemies. Also missing were several side-quests and special items, most notably the Mettle Goblet and the Juggernaut Evil Medallion. Overall: Good book to get you through the game without any of the more glitzy possible items. Leaves a lot of little stuff for you to look elsewhere for.
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Summary: review
Review: I think this review is ok for getting through the game but there are so many typos and several mistakes. One mistake is on the art list in the back it screwed up one of noa's arts.
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Summary: how to geet a secret item:
Review: in the beging of the game after you go to the biron ministry for the first time go to the head shaped statue and press x
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Summary: In one word: poor
Review: The hint book is a good walkthrough of the game Legend of Legaia. The Legend of Legaia is a good game that seems to be a watered down version of Final Fantasy VII. Since the game is a "watered down" RPG, there aren't any big secrets or puzzles that need to be discussed. Unfortunately that is all that this hint book really covers.The monster list doesn't include basic stats (hit points, magic points, items) which is common to all other RPG hint books. The items list is erronious in parts. There is no discussion as to battle tactics, or how to beef up your characters. The walkthrough is fairly well done, but there are still issues with this. The main one, in my mind, is that there are no maps! One would think that if you are going to pay money for a guide they could at least supply maps. There are also errors in the hint book (most notably times in which objects become avialable). My final gripe with the book is that the last two dungeons (the most difficult ones) have no walkthrough, just a couple of cursory words. All in all the majority of the walkthrough is done well. There are no battle tactics, no maps, and erronious information, however. My adivice would be to find a walkthrough on the web, it will save you time, and probably be more accurate.
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Summary: Not completly mention
Review: There are some item which are not mention in this book(ex: something good, etc). If you have any question about this game you can send me e-mail and write `legaia` as a SUBJECT.
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Summary: Not completly mention
Review: There are some item which are not mention in this book(ex: something good, etc). If you have any question about this game you can send me e-mail and write `legaia` as a SUBJECT.
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Summary: Review of Legend of Legaia by Bart Farkas
Review: This is a great book for getting you through the game if you overlook the typos and some layout mistakes. I would of liked to have seen some information on what it takes to obtain magic spells from the various Seru monsters other than just fighting them.
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Summary: Good but needs help
Review: This was an okay guide, but it doesn't have any real strategy. No boss strategies, and the HP for some bosses is off. Not to mention that it has some screens in the wrong area. No maps and doesn't help you find items. The worst part is, it spoils the ending. Not to much help at all.
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