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Many Age of Mythology walkthroughs are online pages you can read without downloading anything. If you do get a zip file, check its source first and place its contents carefully.
GameSage Weekly IGN Guides Mania was an IGN column whose 2008 installment focused on first-person shooters. Here is what that means for reading it now.
IGN AU's Christmas survival guide is a list of 12 games for getting through the holiday season. Here is what it offers and how to use it now.
Spanish walkthroughs for the Mega Man Anniversary Collection exist, but they are mostly older community FAQs. Here is what the collection contains and how to use a Spanish guide with it.
Looking for a Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly walkthrough you can keep offline? Here are the places to look, what makes a guide worth saving, and how to keep one handy while you play.
Portal is not part of Half-Life 2: Episode Two. The two are separate games set in the same universe, and a few clues link them.
A completed PDF walkthrough for Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception exists, and it is one of several guides you can use. Here is where to look and how to use a walkthrough without spoiling the whole game.
Main Street and Gateway are open from the start in Pokemon Battle Revolution. Clearing matches there opens the others, and this is the order to follow.
The offline guide for The Last Ritual is a hint list, not a full walkthrough. Here is what it covers and how to use it without spoiling the game.
Fan-made walkthroughs for Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth are easy to find, and some come as downloadable PDF files. This guide shows where to look and how to use a walkthrough without spoiling the story.
Nintendogs Best Friends Version has basic tricks like sit and lie down, plus advanced ones such as jumping and balancing. Here is how to teach the main ones with the stylus.
This walkthrough covers the Narnia game's stages, how the four children share the load, and the team abilities that help you get past tough fights. It also points you to the guides that go deepest.
Start with the original Kingdom Hearts, then play Chain of Memories before Kingdom Hearts II. This order keeps the story easy to follow.
