Choosing a video game strategy reference usually means deciding which platform to prioritize. If you own several systems, you either buy multiple single guides or try to find a lot that covers them all. This listing offers a strategy guide lot for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo 64, SNES, and PC, so it skips the platform picking and gives you one set for multiple consoles.
Quick Verdict
At $79.98, this lot gives you a multi-platform set of strategy guides in good condition, with none missing pages, posters, or inserts. It's a practical choice if you want broad coverage instead of a single-title reference.
Who It Suits
This option suits a gamer who owns more than one of the supported systems-PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo 64, SNES, or PC-and wants a mix of guides rather than a single manual. The listed attributes point to The Legend of Zelda series and Lost Kingdoms II, so players interested in those franchises will likely find something relevant.
What Stands Out
The standout is the platform range and the completeness guarantee. The lot covers seven different systems, making it a one-stop reference for both Nintendo's older machines and the Sony/Microsoft/PC side. The description states that none of the included guides are missing any pages, posters, or other inserts, which is a strong reason to see the set as complete reference material.
Product Note
Video Game Strategy Guide Lot Playstation 2 3 Xbox Gamecube Nintendo 64 SNES PC
This multi-console lot covers PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo 64, SNES, and PC, so it matches a mixed library. The description confirms the guides are in good condition with no missing pages, posters, or inserts, and the attributes point to The Legend of Zelda series and Lost Kingdoms II. A limitation: with such a broad platform spread, you may own only a few of the supported consoles, so some guides could be less useful to you.
Trade-Offs
The main trade-off is the generic nature of the lot. You get a wide spread of platforms, but you don't get to choose which games the guides cover. If you're hunting for a single specific walkthrough, a dedicated guide for that game would be more direct. For a collector or player who wants a broad reference shelf, however, this lot spreads the cost across many systems.
Bottom Line
If you want a multi-console strategy reference collection and care about condition, this lot is worth a close look. The good condition and complete inserts make it a reliable reference set, and the platform range covers Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft consoles plus PC. For $79.98, it's a solid way to build out a reference library in one go.
