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Nice production, but virtually no content
The bios of the characters are straight out of the CD's rule book, and do nothing to explain the differing styles of the fighters.While it's nice to have pictures of every move, there's no sense of the strengths andweaknesses of them.In short, the book is eye-candy.

Apparently, amazonwon't let me use a URL in a review, so here's a hint: use a search engineto look for "Ehrgeiz" and "Mike Allen".You should beable to find the 100-page "Ehrgeiz Master's Guide: Advanced Strategyand Techniques Version".*This* is the book Brady should have printed-- smart, opinionated, fun-to-read and contagious in its enthusiasm for thegame.While it doesn't have pictures of every move, it does say which onesto use when, and why.

Great move list and so much more
This book is great! It has a great move list for each character. It has pictures next to the moves to guide you through the move. It has many secrets about the game telling good strategies for the adventure mode andgetting the hidden characters. If you have this game I recommend gettingthis guide. ... Read more

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