Graded Go Problems for Beginners, 30 Kyu to 25 Kyu

David Hodgson, David Knight

Nothing is true. Everything is permitted! Tours of each city explore every peak and street, and give you a road map for mastering the "Assassin's Creed" world. Labeled maps detail flags, targets, side quests, and templar locations. Detailed target walkthroughs let you take to the roofs, sneak through the crowd, and rush in for the kill.

Sean Carton

Your daily dose of gaming goodness for Xbox, PlayStation, GameCube, GameBoy, PCs, Macs, and Linux! The 2005 Gamer's Almanac: Your Daily Dose of Tricks, Cheats, and Fascinating Facts is filled with entertaining reviews of games and game gear, comprehensive coverage of mobile and handheld games, gadgets and much more. You will love the inside tips and one-stop shopping approach toA‚A insider game industry information and the coverage of all time classic games. Included in the almanac is: "Best of" and "Top 10" lists for every aspect of gaming Essential guides for LAN parties, case-moders and other who enjoy getting together with friends How-to articlesA‚A on how to create your own games, mods and levels Online guides on where to get the best FAQs and walkthroughs for FREE! So much more! This book is for you if you view gaming - be it PC, console or handheld gaming - as a major component of your life!

Matthew McFarland, Wayne Peacock, Peter Schaefer

Chris Bray

A comprehensive and fun guide to Backgammon! Backgammon is one of the oldest games in the world, the origins of which date back some 5000 years - and it's still going strong. It enjoyed a huge resurgence in the 1970s, and then again in the 1990s with the popularity of the Internet, where millions of people play tournaments online every day. Today, backgammon's following in the UK is huge, with a dedicated British Isles Backgammon Association, and hundreds of face-to-face tournaments taking place across the UK every year. In this book, backgammon expert Chris Bray walks you through the basics of setting up a board, opening strategies, middle and end-game tactics, and tips on when to make key moves. You'll also get to grips with basic probabilities, the doubling cube and the 25% rule. And if you want to take your gaming further, there's plenty of advice to get you started in tournament backgammon, as well as playing online. Suitable for both beginners and...

Janice Kim

Battle Strategies. Volume IV of the Learn to Play Go series. Two top masters reveal the essential principles and techniques of good fighting, many explained in English for the first time. Designed for those who have completed the first three volumes, or the intermediate Go player. About the Author Janice Kim was born in Illinois in 1969. She entered the professional dan ranks in Korea in 1987, the only Westerner ever to do so. She won the Fuji Womens's Championship in 1984, took second place in the World Youth Championship in 1985, and third place in the EBS Cup in 1994. In 1998 she represented the US in the Bohae Cup. A graduate of New York University, Ms. Kim lives in Manhattan. She teaches Go and has regular columns in US and Korean publications. In 1997 she created Samarkand, a mail-order catalog of Go and game equipment and accessories.