Pokemon Snap Official Nintendo Player's Guide (The Official Safari Guide from the pros at Nintendo) Paperback – Illustrated, January 1, 1999

As a longterm Pokémon/64 fan, this clearly was a must have. All the pages are very fine and have lots of color and variety in them, my only main complaint is how thin it is! I wish Nintendo at least tried to triple its size for an average sized guide at the time, this is more like like a magazine than anything, so I have to take a star off for that on the product itself. I understand there's only so much one can post, but then make compromises on this. Nontheless, I am still overall satisfied with it. It brought me back and helped me enjoy the present as well. I still recommend getting this if it means as much as it did for me.

love this game

This book helped me A LOT during the game. It contained walk-throughs, maps, images, and tips about how to snap Pokemon, especially rare ones like Mew, Balloon Pikachu, Surfing Pikachu, and the Dancing Jigglypuffs. It's a good book. I got through the game so easily! I'm SOOOOOO glad I chose to buy this book!Besides from the information, what I REALLY ENJOYED was the Pokedex in the back of the book, which told you where you can find all the Pokemon. P.S.: The Pokemon, Magikarp, can be found anywhere except the Mew Level. Although the guide doesn't says this, Magikarp CAN BE found in the Volcano Level at the end.