The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask--Official Nintendo Player's Guide

It made it perfect birthday gift for my brother-in-law who claims to be a Legend of Zelda fan especially since he recently started playing the game but was having the hardest time. He claims to be the biggest Zelda fan and geek but he isn't much of a geek without this helping him.

Never get lost in this game again. With this players guide you will find everything and never get stuck in the game again.

Thank you for responding back. I've been looking for a Player's Guide in this game because it gets confusing for awhile. So, I don't mind cheating, which is my best bet in most games. I found what I've been looking for.

I've liked Nintendo guides because they seem to have good insight and great mapmakers. The downside is they sometimes rely a little too heavy on the maps. Yet overall a great guide. Pros +Very colorful +Great Maps +No spoilers +Concise the dungeon walkthrough, it is easy to follow you just navigate from number to number on the map and then read the paragraph it correlates to. +Tells you all the movements for Link +List all the items and which mask's can use them +Gives you hints on how to survive +Good fairy guide with screenshots +Side quests are incorporated right into the walkthrough. +Bomber notebook guide (includes a graph of the times available, list of the requirements and rewards, and a walkthrough with screenshots) +Masks Guide (Tells who to get it from and were they are, also a walkthrough with screenshots) +Pieces of Heart Guide (A screen shot and paragraph on how to get it) +Bottles and Upgrade Guide (Paragraph with screenshots on how to get the bottles and upgrades) +Majora's Mysteries, which is a section of fun things to do Cons -Choppy walkthrough, it just highlights the key and difficult points in the game and expects you to get there on your own -Expects you to use the map to navigate from point to point -The dungeon walkthrough can seem too concise in a little under five instances, which aren't difficult to figure out, i.e. you'll need a key to enter and you'll need to find it on your own -No Bestiary -A little thin Overall its a great guide. I would definitively pick this guide up if you buy The Legend of Zelda Collectors Edition or decide to go retro and pick up and N64 and LOZ:MM.