darkSpyro

I know many don't use the strategy guide, but I was wondering if anyone thinks that the guide will be updated to add:
The 8 mystery villians of Light and Dark
Knight Light, Knight Mare, Blackout and Spotlight
Midnight Museum and Sunscraper Spire

I don't see why they wouldn't do that. In fact, I don't see why they wouldn't just either reveal this stuff when the strategy guide was released or released the strategy guide when they do reveal them.

The master eons guide might have all the updated info in it when it gets released next year.

The publishers have confirmed that there will be an electronic update available to anyone who has purchased the actual book. There is a code contained in the back of the book that people can use to download the updated version in electronic form.

I'm thinking that another book will come out, Light and Dark: Everything you Need to Know.

Quote: kaosmumishot

The publishers have confirmed that there will be an electronic update available to anyone who has purchased the actual book. There is a code contained in the back of the book that people can use to download the updated version in electronic form.

Where did they confirm that?

^ somewhere sometime some reality some dimension LOL

They really should

Quote: ninja9351

Quote: kaosmumishot

The publishers have confirmed that there will be an electronic update available to anyone who has purchased the actual book. There is a code contained in the back of the book that people can use to download the updated version in electronic form.

Where did they confirm that?

A friend of mine contacted Brady Games on Facebook and they said they are planning a digital update but the time/date is yet to be determined. That's how I knew there was a digital download code in the book. It's pretty easy for anyone with a Facebook account to contact BradyGames to check this information for themselves: https://www.facebook.com/BradyGamesStrategy?fref=ts

Also might I suggest some caution in the use of italics. It could lead to someone thinking that you were accusing them of being a child with an overactive imagination that is prone to making things up just to seek attention. The sort of child who might make a claim that they can't back up. Which obviously you weren't suggesting in this instance. Instead I assume you were merely using italics because you wanted to show how excited you were by this new bit of information.