Quake; Authorized Strategy Guide by Ronald Wartow
This earth-shattering guide to Quake, the true sequel to DOOM, is sure to make some heads spin. It's loaded with detailed level maps,
critical paths, all Quake cheats, and strategies for mulitplayer games. It's got all you need to take control of these halls of terror-and win the
game! Loaded with critical paths, all Quake cheats, and strategies for multiplayer games. Includes every level map, plus all secret levels
Official Quake II : Strategies & Secrets by Dennis "Thresh" Fong, Kenn "Spear" Hwang, and Jonathan Mendoza
The first half of the book completely walks through the single-player game revealing the tips and secrets you might expect. Quake II
Official Strategies & Secrets also describes all eight units of the game, the levels that comprise each unit, all of the new and scary
monsters, and the weapons you'll find to annihilate them. The real gem of this book is Thresh's Multiplayer Strategy guide, which on its own
is an excellent offering in a sea of game guides.
Half-Life : Prima's Official Strategy Guide by Joe Grant Bell
With a wealth of information, statistics, and gameplay guidelines, this book can help turn any fledgling scientist into a battle-hardened killing
machine in no time. In addition to descriptions of the weapons you'll find and the enemies you'll have to use them against, the book offers
advice on basic first-person shooter tactics (how to circle-strafe, for example). A full-fledged walk-through of the game includes plenty of
maps (more than 100 in all) and screen shots to help illustrate the best path to take. A brief section on multiplayer Half-Life rounds out this
impressive guide.
Unreal : Prima's Official Strategy Guide by Joe Grant Bell
Walk quietly, carry a big gun, and play dead! With Prima's Official Guide to Unreal you get a walkthrough of every level; detailed statistics
on every monster, weapon, and item; and single-and multiplayer combat tactics. You'll also find essential cheat codes you need to survive in
an alien world!
ForsakenW95 Strategy Guide by Jeff Gomez
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Shogo; Mobile Armor Division Official Strategies & Secrets by Mark H. Walker, Kenneth "Spear" Hwang
Monolith's Shogo is one of the best first-person action games of the year. By combining anime-style artwork with a rich, intricate story and
exceptionally well-designed levels, Shogo is certain to develop its own hard-core following among gamers. But the game is as challenging as
it is impressive, so Sybex has compiled a solid guide for those gamers who need a helping hand. The book starts out with a list of the game's
cheat codes--for those of you who just can't wait for such things. After that, you'll get a breakdown of the various mechas in the game, both
friendly and otherwise. Every weapon is described in detail, along with each of the game's main characters. The book also includes a
complete mission-by-mission walkthrough, which even guides you through the game's plot-branching points so that all of the bases are
covered no matter how you decide to play the game. --Michael Ryan
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Prima's Official Strategy Guide by Michael Knight
Tom Clancy is the master of military action. In Rainbow Six, you lead his elite multinational task force in a battle against international
terrorism. To succeed in this treacherous mission you will need Primas Official Strategy Guide. Inside you will find everything you need to
concoct an effective plan and lead a terrifying assault, including backgrounds on the 20 special operatives from which you can choose your
team, expert information for all 16 unique missions, specs for all weapons, details of all locations, and multiplayer tips and tactics.
StarCraft Multiplayer Strategies & Secrets by Bryant Fong, Gamers Extreme, Bob Colayco
StarCraft Multiplayer: Unofficial Strategies & Secrets focuses specifically on StarCraft's multiplayer mode instead of trying to cover
every aspect and feature of the game. Penned by Gamers Extreme, a group of well-known hard-core game players (such as Dennis
"Thresh" Fong, who cowrote the Sybex guide to Quake II), the book begins with a great introduction to Battle.net, Blizzard Entertainment's
free online gaming service and the (primary) Internet home of StarCraft. The guide then moves on to the actual nitty-gritty of gameplay,
highlighting basic tactics and in-depth, race-specific strategies that will help you win no matter what race you play as--or against. --Michael Ryan
Quake by id Software
Why is Quake so popular? For starters, Quake comes to us from the same folks who created DOOM, which hit the computer game scene
five years ago--forever changing desktops and hindering productivity levels around the world. Quake is similar to DOOM, but many times
better. In Quake, the 3-D worlds are far more intricate and engaging, the monsters are more realistic (well, as realistic as leaping,
sharp-toothed demons can be), and fans can play the game over the Internet.
You'll find one of the largest and most committed (in more ways than one) online gaming communities. There are around-the-clock
deathmatch opportunities, hundreds of custom levels, and clans of expert killers waiting to gib you into the wee hours. Whether multiplayer or
single player, Quake is exciting, addictive, and consistently gruesome.
Quake II by id Software
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Unreal by GT Interactive
Unreal, featuring some of the best graphics PC gamers have ever seen, drops players onto the surface of a hostile alien world.
After surviving a crash landing, players must then battle hordes of evil Skaarj in order to escape--assuming they survive.
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