In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

Get the whole package as you will save money.
The real information is in the books -- especially Guenther's as it has 3 parts -- a tutorial, a reference, and applications.

Bean mentioned you get a couple of chips [actually I think I got 3 of the Sx-28 included].  The board as a low friction socket, so it is very easy to trade-out chips.  

You don't even need the Blitz to use the SX-SIM  {It simulates running code without anything attached}.  And, it is certainly free.  
Take a look, try to do it without,  and I think you will want the books.

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