Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

released on Dec 26, 2013

Based on the international versions of the games that were previously only released in Japan and Europe, FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster brings these timeless classics forward to the current generation of fans, old and new alike.


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lo que me gusta a mi un peregrinaje

Final Fantasy X Only

The story is masterpiece, gameplay is kinda funny and most of bosses are gimmicky.
It aint a perfect score due to some lacks in QoL and to be honest it has so much cutscenes and talking than the "gaming" part.
X-2? whats that?

0/10 too much water





Has a slow start but ramps up really fast. The world they live in is fucked up but so beautiful at the same time. Twist's and turns that you don't really see coming. Characters are very fleshed out and of course the music is beautiful and classic.

+1000000 points because Yojimbo is cool as fuck in this game

(as for X-2 I never completed it all the way through .....)

For Final Fantasy X Only

It happens to be one of my all time favorite games to come out. Mostly because of two things; The characters and the gameplay. The characters also branches out to the plot as well, it is one of the best told stories to be told in an RPG game, let alone any game. But you have a rounded out group that are all memorable and likable in one way or another.
The gameplay does away with the battle system from the SNES and PSX era, with a more tradition turn based system. The difference is that you can see who goes next in the next few turns and it can change depending on what attack or skill that you use. Also you can change your party members on the fly in the middle of the fight, making for more versatile.
They also did away with the normal level-up system with a crazy grid! Once you level up you can make around on this huge board and choose what stat boosters and skill you can to unlock for each character, and with careful planning, you can make an OP Tidus or Yuna by the time you are ready to take on some of the more challenging bosses.
Speaking of bosses, this game has some hard or nails fights once you get into the latter half of the game, they really test out your knowledge of what you are able to do in the game in a satisfying and frustrating way. It may be frustrating because on the one major hiccup this game has, unskippable cutscenes. It can make or break you're playthrough if yo might be stuck on a certain fight.
The other hit or miss portion of the game are the side quests. Some of them are fun to do as you are nicely rewarded with awesome end game weapons that can obliterate the baddest of the bad, but some of these quest can potentially take you weeks just to get that one McGuffin and get that one weapon, do them at your own risk!
Regardless of the blemishes this game may have, it is still one of the best of the best that needs everybody attention and needs to be appreciated!

For Final Fantasy X, I had a good time with it. The gameplay was a pretty cool throwback to how much of the JRPG genre used to look. I liked the characters and the sphere grid was a pretty interesting mechanic. The story was good too.

For Final Fantasy X-2, I think it's intersting. I liked how it literally takes place at the same time and has the same characters. I also liked how it included only women as the main characters, a change for the franchise. Overall, other than that, it wasn't outstanding.

I know people like complaining about this game's level design being too linear but I really dont see the problem. Imagine going down the best hallway in the world. Doesn't that sound awesome? Yeah this game is awesome