* Detailed Overworld and dungeon maps revealing every hidden goodie
*Step-by-step walkthrough covering every possible twist and turn in Link's latest adventure, including all optional asides
* Tips and techniques for overcoming every monster and obstacle
* Strategy for every boss battle to help you triumph!
* Comprehensive "Legendary Checklist" covering all vital items, from Heart Containers to treasure chests
* Multiplayer tips, tricks and strategies
* Labeled World Map!

This guide is a bit inaccurate all the way through, but woefully when obtaining the compass of light. It tells you to get on wrecker Zelda's back, which you can't do. She rolls in this form. I found a different guide online and am using it instead. Usually these guides are very good.

I like Strategy Guides because inevitably when you get stuck rather than playing the same scene over and over again or just putting the entire game on hold for awhile and feeling disappointed...you can keep going on to beat the game, which is the goal anyway.

This guide is perfect if you want a little help getting through the game. It gave you enough information to play through all the levels. The map was a great help!

Whatever type or platform of game you buy, if you buy a guide get a Prima. I usually play dungeon crawler/action games like the Zelda games and the Rune Factory games, or sims like Harvest Moon or The Sims. I've tried a couple different types of game guides: from game producers, from fansites, and from after-market producers like Prima. Prima guides are by far the best of all. They are put together very well, have the best graphics, and they make it easy to locate the information you need. You can find just that information with a mimimum of spoilers, or you can follow a very complete walkthrough. I like to play through an entire section or dungeon, then check to see if I missed anything I really need before moving on. Prima guides, including this one, make this easy because they usually have boxes at the beginning of each segment telling you what items you should have when you start the section. Or, if I get completely stuck, I will refer to the appropriate section of the guide to find out if I'm doing something wrong or if I just need to keep trying. The table of contents and page-headers are very helpful in this respect.

In contrast, game producer guides are usually short on the info I like to have up front such as where and when to find what kind of fish, what drops to expect from which monsters, etc. Walkthroughs in this category are virtually non-existent. Some fansites give you great walkthroughs, but a specific piece of information is likely to be very hard to locate. They do sometimes have separate guides for fish, monsters, characters, etc. that can be very useful though. Of the other after-market guides, I have never found any that are as well thought-out and put together as Prima. I realize that sometimes your options on any given game are limited. If you can get a Prima guide for the game you want, I highly recommend it.

The strategy guide does come in handy quite a bit but I have found that it is slightly inaccurate. So far it's just a few little things like instead of something being on the left, it's really on the right. Just something to keep in mind.