Reddit reviews The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Prima Official Game Guide: Legendary Edition (Prima Official Game Guides)

It's 1,100 pages long.

Better yet, they're releasing a new Prima Guidebook for it.
I myself ordered the Collector's Edition yesterday, expecting it to be in tomorrow :D
http://www.amazon.com/Elder-Scrolls-Legendary-Collectors-Official/dp/030789701X

Tomorrow, according to Amazon! It actually looks really cool. I think I'm going to get it. Not necessarily for the game help, I just like reading all the stuff and seeing the screenshots :)

For the Canadians they are having 37% off.

Assuming that it's the exact same poster that comes with the Skyrim Legendary Edition Guide, the poster likely isn't worth much unfortunately..

Good find nevertheless though! It's fun to find items like that.

Here it is. Bought it on sale for $35.

http://www.amazon.com/Elder-Scrolls-Legendary-Collectors-Official/dp/030789701X/ref=pd_sim_b_8 Says this will come out June 4th, Im sorry I had to bring you this very sad news....

31.53?

That's what I have been thinking. It originally came out in November of 2011. That Winter Sale I think it was 33% off at best, so I am expecting to see something like that now.

I did go ahead and by the Hardcover Legendary Collector's Edition guide. Both because I don't like it will get much cheaper than 35% off and I couldn't resist 1134 pages of full color Skyrim, hardcover, with one of those nice lace type of bookmark things.

I don't really buy guides anymore since this whole internet thing. But I had the Morrowind guide when it came out and the nostalgia coupled with how pretty this book was... I couldn't resist.

Also if you are going to play on PC, take some time to look into what mods you might want to run. I am compiling a huge list of what my PC can handle.