Prima Games

Mega Man Legends: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Prima Games is a publishing company of video game strategy guides in the United States founded in 1990. The company published some Mega Man guide books.

Mega Man books

Book	Release	ISBN	Notes
Mega Man Legends: Prima's Official Strategy Guide	September 16, 1998	0-7615-1871-1
The Misadventures of Tron Bonne: Prima's Official Strategy Guide	April 13, 2000	0761525793
Mega Man Star Force 2 Wave Command Card Kit	2008	0-7615-6016-5	English translation of Shooting Star Rockman 2 Wave Command Card Perfect File.
Mega Man 11: Celebrating 30 Years of the Blue Bomber	October 2, 2018	978-0-7440-1973-5	Also includes an interview with Koji Oda and Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, an overview of the Mega Man franchise, twelve pages with fan art, and a preview of Mega Man Mastermix #2.

Errata

Mega Man Legends

• Kattelox Island is named Kattleox Island in the guide.
• Some Reaverbots had their names written wrong, like GuruGuru (Kuruguru) and Gorubeshu (Gorubesshu). Horokko is named "Zakobon" in the guide book, "Zakopon" being its name during the game's development. Years later, most had their names written properly in the Mega Man Legends 3 Devroom.
  • Similarly, some of the Bonne mechs were poorly translated, possibly due to the translator not knowing that most have German names. Examples include Horunisse (Hornisse), Zuuf Geleido (Such Gerät) and Barukon Gelede (Balkon Gerät).
• Karumuna Bash is written as Karamuna Bash on page 14.
• The HP from Balkon Gerät's core is 1866 in the book. It has 1856 HP.

Mega Man 11

• The website The Spriters Resource was forgotten in the credits. The Mega Man 8 overview contains full sprite sheets from the site, with the sheet from Bass having the name of the user that ripped the sprites, Deathbringer.

External links

• Official website
• Wikipedia article