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Resident Evil 4 (Bradygames Signature Series Official Strategy Guide) | 
 enlarge | Authors: Dan Birlew, Damon Brown
Publisher: Brady Games
Category: Book
Buy New: $17.99
New (3) Used (1) from $8.71
Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 106361
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 256
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 8.4 x 0.7
ISBN: 0744005574
Dewey Decimal Number: 794.8
EAN: 9780744005578
ASIN: 0744005574
Publication Date: October 18, 2005
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Product Description
BradyGames’ Resident Evil 4 Official Strategy Guide includes the following: -
A comprehensive walkthrough leading players through the entire game. -
Expert boss tactics to defeat all beasts, including the new enemies. -
Highly detailed maps. -
Complete item and weapon rosters, bestiary, and character bios. -
Signature Series guide includes bonus coverage, an exclusive foldout and more! Platform: PlayStation 2 Genre: Action/Adventure This product is available for sale in North America only.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
GREAT BOOK September 28, 2008
One of the best walkthroug books i have ever bought , i'm a fan of bradygames , they always make the walktroug without unnecessary spoilers , and this one is like all the others straight to the point , have all the informations you need and has a neat poster to ^^
coolist book I have enjoyed July 3, 2008
The book helped me find all items and find ways to kill all the boss's and tells you how to unlock all characters. I loved it
Luke Ross
Birthday present... December 1, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got this for my daughters friends birthday. She loved it ! It helped her get through the game.She said it was one of the best strategy guides she has ever gotten,very detailed.
The best way to live through Resident Evil 4 July 29, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
A friend introduced me to Resident Evil 4, and after several gruesome deaths during the course of the game I thought that maybe I should by the walk-through book. I first purchased one from a differant company, but found it to be unsatisfactory, and looked for and located a copy of this Bradygames version, which I have been extremely pleased with. The information and maps provided for game play are excellent, to the point where you can be totally prepared for what's around the next corner if you decide to read ahead, or you can just forge ahead, and then go back and read in the book where you messed up after you die, and do it better the next time. Some people might think it spoils the game to be prepared before hand, but it can easily make the game more enjoyable, and this walk-through definately makes it more so, if you decide to play that way. It's an excellent resource, and a definate must for any serious player.
Great Guide - But do You Need It? July 9, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The Guide for RE4 is a beautifully rendered one, covering all the places things hide, all the ways to combine items, and how to get every detail out with regard to outfits and the oddity of "other" weapons. The first time you play it you could probably use this, too, but only if you want to make one run at the game and only if you need it to fast-forward all of the puzzles. The problem with this is that a guide is simply a guide and, in the end, RE4 is player-friendly enough that you won't need it. You might need to find out about what to beat to get something bizarre, but there are things in game that allow for everything else.
First, the merchants in the game are really useful and they sell maps that highlight out all the treasure. While this doesn't tell you how to combine everything, you can simply keep all your odd little items and try combining them until you manage a priceless artifact. Second, you can look at the guns and see how they "stat up" to figure out what you want. The guide give advice that works if you want to edge up from one weapon to the other, but some of the weapons are pretty playthings and their use is what makes the experience unique. Third, this is the friendliest game as far as enemies are concerned, and you should be able to beat anything with a little practice and a few lucky shots. The same can be said for the puzzles - none of them are really difficult and finding out stuff on your own makes you feel strong. Finally, just play through the minigames in the game, kick it up and beat the game more than once, and power up your weapons all the way and see what you end up with.
So, you really don't need a guide and maybe you know it. Still, if you have to have one because you just need it or if you are buying this for someone who you might think needs help, it thrives here. This book is sexy, too, and I was impressed by the quality of the maps and the excellent care taken by the designers of the walk-through. I am of the opinion that a walk-through is either (1) a compulsive need to get everything or (2) a way to even the playing field. If you need either one of those, this is a golden ticket out of Las Plaga land. If not, you know how to run and gun.
Regardless, try to run the game first! The play-through is exciting when you have no idea what to expect AND you are better than you think. I wish i could wink when saying this, too, and add "trust me" for good measure. Resident Evil 4
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