Grand Theft Auto(TM) Double Pack Official Strategy Guide (Brady Games) Paperback – November 12, 2003

This is a great asset to the game helps you get thought the task at hand. Gives the detail sometimes need to complete mission.

If you like playing these games and need help with the missions and a over all walk though of the games then this is prefect because it helps a lot.

Servicable guide for all three SD era GTAs. The Wikias will offer more info by todays standards but this will work just fine if youre someplace without good internet and want a walkthrough. Mine came with a Cleveland bus pass in it.

This review applies only to the GTAIII section of the guide, as I have not yet had chance to use the Vice City half.This guide is very useful in navigating your way through the main story missions, but if you're looking for 100%, it falls short. We'll start with what it does right. Story missions are organized into the three islands of the game and the person who gives them. Several of these contain "advanced strategies" that usually make that particular mission a cakewalk. The more basic strategies walk you through every step of the way and are helpful enough to ensure you complete the majority of the game.But this is GTA, and as you may know, there's alot more to it. Tons of side missions are required to obtain that coveted 100% statistic, and in this category the guide is a huge let down. Hidden packages are done well, with maps and brief descriptions of the location of each one. Rampages and unique jumps, on the other hand, are handled only by maps. With the latter, you can arrive at the specified spot and not know what to use as a ramp (it's not always obvious), how far you have to fly to get the jump to register, and so on. Rampages are even worse. If you fail them at one location, the icon initiating it moves to a different spot. The maps in here only mark ALL the first locations and ALL the second locations of the rampages with the same two icons (which are also hard to see on these tiny maps) with no indication of which ones match up with which. Some of the hardest tasks in the game are four different offroad mission throughout. Only the basic rules are outlined, with no explanation of how exactly to complete them, something you'll desperately need. The entire guide is set up this way, and supplementary printoffs from the internet WILL be required if you wish to do everything. From what I've seen and heard, the Vice City guide is much better off. Either way, for the price, it's worth getting for what it does do correctly.

book is very helpful shows were every thing is

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