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This guide covers the original NES version of Final Fantasy. You really want something that big on your lap? Bad enough when I have fat cats trying to cuddle up while playing.Final Fantasy (NES) Guide. The new guide does use tighter and smaller formatting- if it didn't, thue guide would be a HEFTY 500 pages or more (guesstimate off the 165 pages in HD guide dedicated to X).

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The Blitzball section), but not all the repeated information is simply pasted back in. Like (PDF BOOK) Final Fantasy X Official.Smaller, tighter format aside, I noticed that at least in the Final Fantasy X portion, the text has been copied verbatim from the original in places (i.e. Check (PDF BOOK) Final Fantasy X Official Strategy Guide (Brady Games Signature Series) free from cj.hawkins here. Final Fantasy is a bit of a bug-ridden mess, so I'd. This guide does not show data that is unused due to bugs, such as weapon affinities.

The original Final Fantasy X guide by Bradygames was actually really good. So we can see that HD guide may be more 'compact', using much of the same text and art previously published, yet positive, polished changes have also been made (along with the entirely new content, of course). Also, looking at the first temple walkthrough, more detail is added with accompanying screen captions (6 extra steps over the original). However, the first thing to greet my eyes on opening the HD guide was they made the sphere grid much LARGER than it was in the original.

The guides themselves are very identical to their original counterparts, just put into one big guide book. Both guides are here in their entirety. The Final Fantasy X-2 guide was a bit larger and had a lot of info as well.

Bradygames is often notorious for having a lot of space in their strategy guides left unused. Here, it's just a little more than 160. Case in point, the original Final Fantasy X guide by Bradygames was a whopping 272 pages. In the past when Bradygames wrote strategy guides for games, they had this unusual tendency to leave in a lot of unused space. Some things were cut or changed but it'll still be a helpful guide.First, the Final Fantasy X section of the guide. Really, the information has just been more condensed.

Clearly, Bradygames wanted to conserve on space because everything here is condensed and compact. Here just about all the same info is there. Sometimes it's easier to read but other times it seems like it's done so that the guide appears to be thicker. This is often a practice done to inflate the size of the guide itself.