Game Handbook: Left 4 Dead Walkthrough Strategy Guide by Chrissy Snow
Yes, it's now available for folks right at our main site, and I just had to speak up a bit about this incredible gaming experience.
Left 4 Dead's simplicity offers purity of gameplay - the same reason that gamers keep returning to classic arcade games. Come to think of it, with a handful of levels and unpredictable events happening within them, Left 4 Dead has is kind of Wizord of Wor since it feels like it's the same thing over and over - however in this game some obvious ingredients are proportioned correctly, and the real estate isn't wasted on trying to walk on walls but rather, what could be a mere snack becomes a feast on human flesh.
The game comes with four campaigns, with very long cutscenes which are made to run for a lenghty epic length of time as gamers fill the position of a monster movie role. Bill is a hardened war veteran, Francis, a biker punker, Louis is a skinny white colored worker and then Zoey, the movie die hard college student, with alot of added brute force that is really necessary to keep the gang afloat throughtout the game.
It seems that Capcom enjoyed the concept of make the game a slower moving storyline with a decent pace during combat, along with only having a confined ammount of ammunition to work with creates a much more necessary sense of accuracy and real life horrific concern during attacks. However this is also not the best way to keep newer gamers interested IMHO since i've seen it frustrate of few of our players that would rather have infinite tomb raider style firepower to take out the dead foes.
My first impression of Left 4 Dead is that this game is not afraid to follow the resource aspect throughout making health and equipment more challanging making this a much more 'in the game' experience for those would be RPG players that are taking a break with different genre of gaming. This title reminds me of BLOOD 2, or the likes of Half Life for some reason, I'm not sure if it's the artwork or smoothness of gameplay and interaction with the characters, violent as they may be, still remind me of headless alien zombie bodies with a mutant instinct to kill. I love it.
Left 4 Dead is THE best game I've played in years. It also has one of the best new multiplayer designs presently in existance so that is not something to be taken lightly.
We at GameGuideDog are glad to have played it and been able to help folks who need a little help getting through this wonderfully creepy game. I mean I haven't jumped like this since the likes of the original Tomb Raider on the PS1. Um, except for Tomb Raider Underworld recently, but that's another story-- and um, we also have a walkthrough guide for that too! 
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Before You Buy A Video Game - Cheat!
Cheaters never win and winners never cheat. When it comes to video game cheats, however, cheating really means shortcuts, tips, tricks, and extras.
Some of you may have fond memories of Pong, Battlezone, and Asteroids. I know I've spent my entire week's allowance every Saturday and the local arcade. In all honesty, I still play these games today on my pc. They offer the simplistic arcade action that some of us crave.
Today's video games have gotten so complicated that entire books for a single game title have been written on how to finish them. The graphics, strategies, and multiplayer online aspects have taken video gaming to a whole new level. To be honest, it's rare that I can even finish a game anymore, let alone win all the bonus cars or cool weapons.
After playing for a few hours I'll often get stuck. Either I can't finish a level or can't find the special weapons to defeat the boss. If it weren't for cheat codes, I'd probably just give up. Never enjoying the full potential game play, never getting my money's worth. Even on the easiest settings, it's almost impossible to finish a game anymore without cheating.
So before I buy any game, I'll go online and check out the latest reviews, graphics, and best price. But I'm also looking to see if they have a walk through, cheats, and extras. You'll usually find these written up by the professional paid reviewers, but don't forget to check out the player reviews and forum. Sometimes the actual gamers will find even more cheats and extras that the professional reviewers missed.
No matter how good the preview is I want to see what the end users are actually saying. Also, no matter how bad the professional review is, I want to see what the actual gamers are saying. I can tell you that I've thoroughly enjoyed games that scored very low with the professional reviewers. After reviewing the gamer's scores, I found they often enjoyed games much more than the professional reviews would lead you to believe.
Also check out your local video game store, ask the sales people what they think of the games. I found most of them are big time game players too and will give you an honest answer. We gamers need to look out for each other, don't we?
Robert Rogers
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