Much as with Kingdom Hearts, plenty of previously Japanese and European-only content has finally made its way to the remaining audiences. The tone of the game left many cold at the time, but its combat is undeniably some of the best in the series.Ĭontinuing their tradition brought over with Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, Square Enix saw fit to bring both International versions to the complete worldwide audience for the first time ever. Departing from FF10's turn-based systems, the game is brave in its depiction of a classic FF job system with in-depth customization and features active time battles. Combat plays out in a classic turn-based battle system style that relies on swordplay, magic and summons.įFX-2 is actually a direct sequel, and sees the player character baton passed to Yuna, Tidus’ love interest and main heroine of FF10.
Throughout his adventure, which is essentially the first of the more linear FF titles, the player travels with him to meet of a colorful cast of characters and see fantastical location, all set to the backdrop of brilliant music and a typical world-saving plot. Familiar gameplay systems quickly remind you why you loved them in the first place.Īs you might expect, Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster includes both Final Fantasy X and X-2 - on one disc on PS3, while the Vita version includes FF10 on a game card and a download code for its sequel. FF10 sees players take on the role of Tidus, a young sportsman and would-be adventurer who finds himself spirited away to the strange world of Spira.
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