![]() The information on what weapon dealers are selling is very helpful. The extras consist of character profiles, a summary of the story, achievement and trophy guides, locations of weapon sellers and their inventory. More importantly, you're presented with the information required to access them. They are as detailed as the walkthroughs, complete with maps. Same for the various weapons, on their recommended usage, statistics, upgrade paths and what they are capable of. The various augmentation are well explained and there are a few recommended paths to upgrading them as well. The way to getting maximum XP is different for each play style, and they are all laid out in the walkthrough. ![]() There's no mention in the book about that or I've missed that info. It seems that there's a different version of the game with those unlocked items. I realised that not all items listed on the map are in the actual game. Finally, the maps with all the security codes - you can imagine how useful this is. Then there are the maps in the walkthrough with marked out paths. You can use to find items sneakily hidden under movable boxes. ![]() First, there's a general schematic overview with all the items, vents, computers and security panels. The maps are great and they serve different functions. For the first mission on rescuing hostages, I wasted too much time in the checking out what this guide has to offer while the game was still running and forgot all about the hostages (and they got killed - Oops!). If you're the type who refers to the walkthrough only when stuck - to avoid spoilers - I recommend reading in advance the "Optional Exploration", side quests, and trophies so that you don't miss them out. The walkthroughs are great for subsequent plays when you want to change your style of play. They are detailed and good to refer to when stuck. The walkthroughs are split into Stealth, Stealth Combat, and Combat path. It covers the walkthrough, upgrades to player and weapons, maps, side quests and enemies. The Deus Ex: Human Revolution guide is published by Future Press, and it's up to their usual high standards in terms of comprehensiveness.
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