I remember playing Cross Edge and thinking to myself “this game could really use an in-depth guide…” Obviously my first choice for in-depth guide makers is DoubleJump Books. However, with their Devil Summoner 2 handy reference guide being released so recently, I didn’t think they would have the man-power to get to Cross Edge. Thankfully that wasn’t the case.
Similar to the guide for Prinny: Can I Really Be the Main Character? DoubleJump offers both an e-book, and a “print on demand” version. The print on demand versions are really high quality and the $44.10 price-tag certainly reflects that. If that’s too rich for your blood, the e-book goes for $9.99.
Personally, I can understand preferring the physical guide more for a game like Cross Edge. This game is very heavy on numbers, so the data in the guide is probably something you’ll have to access frequently. Pulling out a laptop, turning it on, and letting your eyes adjust just doesn’t seem like something I wanna do every time I need the info.
I guess this may sound contrary to my post concerning the e-book for the Devil Summoner 2. The difference really concerns the frequency I imagine myself using the respective guides. When it comes to Devil Summoner 2 I would only really need the guide when I am stuck, but for Cross Edge, I would probably just flip through it whenever I had free time.
I guess regardless I am happy the guide was made, I am just not sure if I can afford to shell out that kinda money for the physical guide! Too bad, I am sure it would help immensely.
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Devil Summoner 2: DoubleJump Handy Reference Guide
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Cross Edge: DoubleJump Guide Available
I remember playing Cross Edge and thinking to myself “this game could really use an in-depth guide…” Obviously my first choice for in-depth guide makers is DoubleJump Books. However, with their Devil Summoner 2 handy reference guide being released so recently, I didn’t think they would have the man-power to get to Cross Edge. Thankfully that wasn’t the case.
Similar to the guide for Prinny: Can I Really Be the Main Character? DoubleJump offers both an e-book, and a “print on demand” version. The print on demand versions are really high quality and the $44.10 price-tag certainly reflects that. If that’s too rich for your blood, the e-book goes for $9.99.
Personally, I can understand preferring the physical guide more for a game like Cross Edge. This game is very heavy on numbers, so the data in the guide is probably something you’ll have to access frequently. Pulling out a laptop, turning it on, and letting your eyes adjust just doesn’t seem like something I wanna do every time I need the info.
I guess this may sound contrary to my post concerning the e-book for the Devil Summoner 2. The difference really concerns the frequency I imagine myself using the respective guides. When it comes to Devil Summoner 2 I would only really need the guide when I am stuck, but for Cross Edge, I would probably just flip through it whenever I had free time.
I guess regardless I am happy the guide was made, I am just not sure if I can afford to shell out that kinda money for the physical guide! Too bad, I am sure it would help immensely.
Related Entries:
Devil Summoner 2: DoubleJump Handy Reference Guide