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Editorial Review:

BradyGames' Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Official Strategy Guide includes the following:

• Character Skills Listing: Complete rundown of every character skill in the game–including the hidden ones!
• A.M.W.S. Data: Learn about the essentials of A.M.W.S operation.
• Extensive Side Event Coverage: Complete Coverage of the Good Samaritan Side Quest, the Segment files, and much more.
• Obliterate Every Boss!: Devastate every mechanized boss with game-tested strategies and tactics.
• Area Maps: Detailed area maps and item callouts for every area in the game.
• Exclusive Foldout: Learn the intricacies of the Character Skill Tree!
• Plus Much More: Enemy Data, Complete Item Listing, and more!

Platform: PlayStation 2

Genre: Role-Playing Game

This product is available for sale in North America only.

Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Official Strategy Guide (Signature) Reviews:
A FINE PUBLICATION THAT ENABLES FINE GAME PLAYING
2009-01-06 - Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Official Strategy Guide (Signature)HAVING THIS BOOK IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO ENJOY THE GAME FULLY. A BEAUTIFULLY DONE PUBLICATION THAT IS CLEARLY WRITTEN.

Xenosaga II Strategy
2008-10-06 - It's always helpful to have a strategy guide for when you get into a tight spot, or to find those elusive items :)

Xenosage Episode II
2008-01-20 - I love Xensaga. I just finished the first one and can't wait
to start on this one. If you like the thinking games, then
this is for you!

Any guides by brady Games is good...
2007-09-11 - The best guides the buy are by Brady Games...they are the most helpful when stuck in a game...they stend to include lots of picures unlike some of the other guides. The signature series look espicially sharp!

Not one of the best but gets you through
2006-08-30 - I'm not a big fan of stradegy guides. But I sure know what's a good one. This book has alot of tips and good boss stradegies, such as enemy data and HP, type weakness, break zones, etc. However, I feel uncomfortable with the layout of the maps and how the key works. It's a bit confusing. Especially with the location of the items and sometimes I wonder why the GS quests couldn't have been put at the end of each section instead of making me flip all the way back to the book. It's a hassle there because most, if not all new proceedings in the next stage, a couple of new GS campaigns are avalible and it's very annoying to always flip to the back of the book and wondering which GS route you have to do.

Also, there are confusing instructions making it almost impossible to find out what they're trying to make you do. Those are just one of the two major things that irks me. (It's not that bad but it's still confusing if you skip the key.) All in all, it gets you through the game, has amazingly good heads-up on notes you should keep in mind, and it has a lovely fold out poster. But I think you can get through the game just fine without it, it's just that it gets you through puzzles quicker. I'm one of those people who really hates game puzzles.