Final Fantasy XIII-2: The Complete Official Guide

I am a huge fan of the final fantasy 13-2 game.This guide books helps you 100% the game spoiler free.It is also a relic of its time.

I always buy these books alongside the game and it was another amazing book, full of art and helpful pieces of information

My order came sealed from the factory (brand new). The guidebook comes with every detail needed to pass the game with 100% achievement.

Nulla

For starters, I gotta say I like the physical "features" of this guide. The simple cover and the two purple ribbons give the guide an above-average vibe (whether it becomes collector's quality or not, that's up to your own tastes). I've been using this guide rather aggressively since the release date of FF13-2 and the binding is still holding.In terms of organization, I think it's great (there are flaws, but fixing them isn't exactly possible IMO)Pros / Cons:Pro #1. There's a simple, separate section with a walkthrough that gets you to the end of the game with minimal spoilers.Con #1. "Minimal spoilers" mean you have to flip to the "more spoilers" section when you want more details (such as where key quest items are located - you'll see "refer to p.###" many times)Pro #2. The "more spoilers" walkthrough has every location described in great detail.Con #2. While finding a location of interest in the guide is an easy task, learning HOW to unlock that location is more challenging (ex. On the page for Bresha Ruins 300 AF, there's no mention of HOW to reach Bresha Ruins 300 AF)Pro #3. A section exists specifically for live triggers in the game.Con #3. It's all the way in the back, so if you want to have perfect live triggers, you'll have to go back and forth.Why did I give it a 5? In terms of the physical features, the product is solid. The binding might not last 10 years (or maybe it might, depends on how you treat it) but that doesn't mean it's a bad product. The guide has everything you would expect from a guide and that's enough, no?While there are some flaws in the guide's organization, which forces you to flip back and forth to get a perfect play through, the guide comes with ribbons for a reason, use them. FF13-2 is designed to be non-linear, so there's no way a perfect guide can exist. If you play the game in the order suggested by the guide, you won't really need to flip back and forth. If you like doing side-quests, then you simply have to use the guide a bit more.All in all, the product is solid. I am personally very satisfied with it (flaws included) and I'm sure you'll manage.