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Reader Comments (Page 2 of 2)
4-06-2008 @ 2:40AM
Jacksons said...
You used to have to buy a Nintendo Power to find some secrets in games. Varia in Metroid, anyone? Nobody found that without a guide. Nobody.
Like anyone else, I'll take a quick peek at a walkthrough if I get hopelessly stuck, and again after I beat it to see if there were any easter eggs/other things I may have missed.
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4-06-2008 @ 11:28AM
Mr Khan said...
Some games that are mostly collection-based, i'll buy the guide outright, like the console Zelda games, and all the Metroid games, the main-series Mario games, and Pokemon games
However, for games that are more puzzle based (like Super Paper Mario and Phantom Hourglass) i forgo the guide, because it would take most of the fun out of it, but i hit up GameFaqs every once in a while
Like that Dual Dragon boss in Phantom Hourglass, i needed GameFaqs to tell me you had to draw the rope diagonally to get the fireballs to bounce off and hit the other dragon
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4-07-2008 @ 12:14AM
ralphzor said...
I was actually thinking about this today, as i checked GameFAQs for help on my umpteenth visit to the damn Temple of the Ocean King on Phantom Hourglass... Only game I've had to do this for lately, but I simply don't want to have to spend the time dealing with it.
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4-07-2008 @ 8:40AM
MrWhipplesNipple said...
I normally only use walkthroughs if I am stuck on a spot for so long that I am thinking about throwing my DS. However, I will also use walkthroughs after I finish the main game to go back and tie up all the loose ends.
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