Star Wars: Episode I--The Phantom Menace: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

by Jo Ashburn

Book Overview

Covers PlayStation and PC versions! Detailed walkthroughs of every level Every optional side quest exposed Secret areas and items revealed Solutions to every puzzle Maps to guide you through difficult... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0761521488
• ISBN13: 9780761521488
• Release Date: May 1999
• Publisher: Prima Games
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.5" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

The best book

I was stuck on the 3 level, I did't what to do, then I bought this book one day. Then boom! I was on the 9 level, kinda hard though. You got to get this book people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Must buy...best starategy book for this game

This is one of the most best strategy guides for my game. I got stuck on Level 2, and now with this guide I'm on level 9. Why, it even tells you what dialogue options to say! And finally, it reaveals a way to get rid of those pesky destroyer droids! No nook, no cranny, is left untouched in this book. A MUST BUY.....

Neccesary to finish the game.

I couldn't even finish the first level until I bought this book! Now, five days later, I'm on level nine. This book includes helpful maps and tells where all the secret areas are. I just wish it included some cheat codes.

Detailed, Visual and very helpful!

As a 12 year old boy with many games I rarely see a book as good as this one, And believe me, I have seen alot of strategy guides. The pictures and maps are very helpful and there is even little boxes that have hidden secrets in them. I have found that Prima has by far the best strategy guides. Believe me this is a GOOD BUY!!!!!!

Great for Star Wars fans who are game novices

As a fifty year old father of an eight year old son fascinated with Taikwondo and Star Wars, I was delighed to find this guide. Much more detailed the the user manual with maps and shortcuts and ways to avoid being wiped out. Some of the images are difficult to see, but it manages to get you through the game. We are only three levels deep in a dozen level game as I write this review, but I have enjoyed having a place to go when we get stuck. There are several walkthroughs on the web, which I also recommed, but none with annotated pictures and all the secrets pointed out. This is our first non-educational game (along with Star Wars Racer) and our first experiecne with gamepads and 3d accelerators (my son catches on so much quicker than I) and we are having a ball. I read and he does the dirty work. Lots of fun. Thanks