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Though the Nintendo Power strategy guide for Final Fantasy still put this to shame. I remember how shocking it was to learn. You could use weapons as items and Trigger spells with them. That was a complete game changer, and I had no idea that was possible until the strategy guide came out.
By the way, if anyone is interested in a different version of Final Fantasy, take a look at Final Fantasy Renaissance. A guy basically rebuilt the game from scratch, fixed a bunch of bugs, and then added a couple dozen new jobs to choose from, some new abilities, and a couple new quests. https://rengames.us/ffr.html
That Nintendo Power guide was crazy. There was nothing like it at the time.
Then they did the Ninja Gaiden 2 guide, and I guess that was helpful. I had no interest in the game, so it didn't really have a use for it.
The Final Fantasy guide came out after that, which we all know is incredible. But then they followed it up with a really bad one. It was basically a compilation of guides for the games that used the accessory that let you plug in four controllers at once. So it was basically a lot of racing and sport games. That was my final issue of Nintendo power before my subscription ran out, and that was a terrible edition to go out on.
I want to say that was the last of the guides, at least those are all I remember.
The first strategy guide I ever bought was for Street Fighter 2. I can't remember what company made it but it was excellent. Showed pic of each combo frame-by-frame for every character in SF2 Turbo.
That was probably the case. Nintendo power was still coming out every other month at that time, and those guides were coming out during the gap months. And I think right around that time is when they switched to monthly publications.
The one and only strategy guide I got for a console game was for Final Fantasy 6. And it wasn't a good guide. The guy that wrote it based it on the Japanese version. So a lot of his translations were off, or were ultimately changed for the American release.
Switch 2s seem to immediately brick when tampered with. Several have been bricked already.
Shaking my head at the thought of blowing through $500.
Let's do it.
my expedition 33 review is up, instant classic.
Hackers: "ooooohhh, CHALLENGE ACCEPTED, Nintendo!"
I'm sure they'll unbrick eventually.
Users are being warned not to remove it.
Any screen protector should be applied over it.
Unless it's a cheap digital game I forsee tough times ahead.
Walmart sent a text telling me to make sure my address is correct.
Probably kind of bad. Even if it was a free download I still wouldn’t get it. Just not something I want to play at all. Seems like a tech demo though so doubt they’ll lose much on it.
Is that 3 games content in one game? I only really ever played hitman 2 and 3 on GC and Xbox.
Did they do a new trilogy? And is that what's in this game?
The Switch 2 June stuff I want to get is:
I bought the TotK upgrade then read that its free with Nintendo Online.