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Final Fantasy X;Can you help save the people of Spira? Join Tidus and Yuna on an adventure to rid the world of Sin and bring about the Calm in one of the most popular Final Fantasy stories of all time! Final Fantasy X HD Remaster is - as you'd imagine - a lovingly-remastered edition of the game in beautiful HD, so if you've been wanting to relive your adventures (or experience the story for the first time) now's your chance.;Final Fantasy X-2;Sin has been destroyed, and Yuna is now a High Summoner. All is well, until she's given a sphere containing a recording - the truth of which may change things forever…! Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster is your chance to finish up the story which started in Final Fantasy X, and we're delighted to be bringing the adventure to you in a specially remastered HD package.
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Square Enix announced that HD remakes of Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 will be arriving later this year. This weekend the company unveiled the first trailer for the remastered adventures of Tidus and Yuna.
"These games are classic fan-favorites, and we hope that new and old Final Fantasy fans can experience the world of Spira and the story of Tidus and Yuna in a brand-new light with these remastered editions," said Yoshinori Kitase, producer of both games.
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy X is the first title in this landmark RPG series to be released for the PlayStation 2. The main characters are Tidus, a star of blitzball (a hugely popular sport in the Final Fantasy universe) and Yuna, who has learned the art of summoning and controlling aeons, powerful spirits of yore. These two people of different backgrounds must work together as they journey through the world of Spira. This instalment of Final Fantasy has a distinctly Asian influence, bringing a fresh feel to the characters, music, settings, and story.
Features include voice-overs for the first time in the series (utilising the "Facial Motion System"), high polygon, motion-captured player characters designed by Tetusya Nomura, and a camera that automatically adjusts its perspective to correspond with the movements of the characters, a feature now possible due to the title now being largely polygonal.
- Voice-overs will be featured for the first time in the series, utilizing the Facial Motion System
- High-polygon, motion-captured player characters, designed by Tetsuya Nomura, bring lifelike realism to the screen
- The camera will automatically shift its perspective to correspond with the movements of the characters, a feature now possible due to the title being largely polygonal
- Characters will be able to rotate in and out of the party ev
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Marc
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3|Edition:Standard Edition
Ive literally been waiting years for the chance to play this game again, since selling my ps2 to afford my ps3..... and WOW it was worth the wait!
The HD in this game looks absolutely amazing, even after all these years I can see the difference, when Wakka hands Tidus his brothers sword the effects on the sword are amazing.
Admittedly Ive only just reached Kilika after the sin attack but im massively enjoying the game so far, you have no idea the relief when I heard Besaids music after battling my way through Zanarkand and the ruins, this for me is the most tedious part of the game due to the amount of cut scenes and tutorials, once you leave Besaid though the adventure truly begins! Meeting the likes of Kimahri, Lulu, Rikku and numerous other characters! For me Lulu was my favourite character as she was insanely powerful from the beginning.
Lets not lie, the game is very linear for the first 15-20 hours but it does open up massively with loads of additional side quests. However, the story driven throughout the game is very compelling. Tidus, son of Jecht is thrust into a world unknown to him by an entity only known as Sin, he quickly realises that this is no dream and makes allies with Yuna, a Summoner who has been selected to travel the lands to defeat Sin, they are accompanied by her 'guardians' who each have their own ability and perks. Tidus/Wakka are warriors, Yuna is a summoner/white mage, Lulu is a Black mage, Rikku is a Thief, Auron is a Guard/Warrior and Kimahri is a Blue mage.
The Character development in this game is amazing, you see Tidus turn from a stroppy loud boy in a strong wise man, along the course of the game as well you notice that he changes his stance in battle when he matures. Read more ›
The HD in this game looks absolutely amazing, even after all these years I can see the difference, when Wakka hands Tidus his brothers sword the effects on the sword are amazing.
Admittedly Ive only just reached Kilika after the sin attack but im massively enjoying the game so far, you have no idea the relief when I heard Besaids music after battling my way through Zanarkand and the ruins, this for me is the most tedious part of the game due to the amount of cut scenes and tutorials, once you leave Besaid though the adventure truly begins! Meeting the likes of Kimahri, Lulu, Rikku and numerous other characters! For me Lulu was my favourite character as she was insanely powerful from the beginning.
Lets not lie, the game is very linear for the first 15-20 hours but it does open up massively with loads of additional side quests. However, the story driven throughout the game is very compelling. Tidus, son of Jecht is thrust into a world unknown to him by an entity only known as Sin, he quickly realises that this is no dream and makes allies with Yuna, a Summoner who has been selected to travel the lands to defeat Sin, they are accompanied by her 'guardians' who each have their own ability and perks. Tidus/Wakka are warriors, Yuna is a summoner/white mage, Lulu is a Black mage, Rikku is a Thief, Auron is a Guard/Warrior and Kimahri is a Blue mage.
The Character development in this game is amazing, you see Tidus turn from a stroppy loud boy in a strong wise man, along the course of the game as well you notice that he changes his stance in battle when he matures. Read more ›
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Ten Hon Siaw
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3|Edition:Standard Edition
One of the best game approximately 10 years ago.
Now return in HD mode and more content!
200 hour of gameplay guaranteed, as what I did 10 years ago!
Now return in HD mode and more content!
200 hour of gameplay guaranteed, as what I did 10 years ago!
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3| Edition:Standard Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
FF10 is up there with the greats of FF6-9 of the PS1 era, and the first thing that came to my mind after beginning this HD remaster was; holy cow this is a ps2 game!!!!! It puts most ps3, and even games like CoD on PS4 to shame it truly looks that good.
13 years ago I completed this game 100% and yet having started this again on my ps3 all the magic, excitement and jaw driopping moments are happening again as if it were new to me. You see straight away the difference between Squaresoft (the company that developed FF up until this, their final game) and Square Enix (the company whose first game was FF10-2 which was shambolic, and long has that continued with the ff13 fiasco) who now make Final Fantasy.
Square knew how to create unique worlds and characters with an upgrade and battle system to compliment each universe. the sphere grid is unique when compared to the materia system of 7 or the junction system of 8. Spira is a world ruled by religion with hints at how the world used to be before industrialism kicked in. In true fashion the game shares names of characters or items or weapons or summons but stays totally unique, and that is something no final fantasy has managed to replicate after this game came out. when im playing this, I just cant come to terms with the fact this game is now 2 whole gaming generations old, it absolutely blows my mind, I don't know how the ps2 ran this game in all honesty, but it leaves me with a sadness that a 13 year old game can make the current �400 gaming machines look like crap. make no mistake, there are elements to this game that show its age, ive had occasional sound pops and the characters can appear robotic at times, but those are minor quibbles for a game as big as this and for how old it is. Read more ›
13 years ago I completed this game 100% and yet having started this again on my ps3 all the magic, excitement and jaw driopping moments are happening again as if it were new to me. You see straight away the difference between Squaresoft (the company that developed FF up until this, their final game) and Square Enix (the company whose first game was FF10-2 which was shambolic, and long has that continued with the ff13 fiasco) who now make Final Fantasy.
Square knew how to create unique worlds and characters with an upgrade and battle system to compliment each universe. the sphere grid is unique when compared to the materia system of 7 or the junction system of 8. Spira is a world ruled by religion with hints at how the world used to be before industrialism kicked in. In true fashion the game shares names of characters or items or weapons or summons but stays totally unique, and that is something no final fantasy has managed to replicate after this game came out. when im playing this, I just cant come to terms with the fact this game is now 2 whole gaming generations old, it absolutely blows my mind, I don't know how the ps2 ran this game in all honesty, but it leaves me with a sadness that a 13 year old game can make the current �400 gaming machines look like crap. make no mistake, there are elements to this game that show its age, ive had occasional sound pops and the characters can appear robotic at times, but those are minor quibbles for a game as big as this and for how old it is. Read more ›
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3| Edition:Standard Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Received today YES! just as beautiful as the original and the visuals have been improved and so has the music and sound quality. Simply a must have for ANY ff lover. Plus you can get trophies now :)
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3| Edition:Standard Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Remember when I used to play these two games (Number 10 more than x-2) on my old chunky PS2 in my kitchen back when my parents were decorating my room! This HD remake has made me feel very nostalgic and I couldnt fault it in anyway. Very very VERY happy product!
By Adam
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3| Edition:Standard Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
The HD remaster does have better quality images however this doesn't mean anything if characters disappear from the cutscenes...
Speech is often skipped or missed out completely (so far, in Kilika at the moment).
The game is amazing, as it was the first time around, but the blips do ruin it for me.
Great delivery speed, etc..
Speech is often skipped or missed out completely (so far, in Kilika at the moment).
The game is amazing, as it was the first time around, but the blips do ruin it for me.
Great delivery speed, etc..
8 of 11 people found the following review helpful
By ste.sully
Platform for Display:PlayStation 3|Edition:Standard Edition
In short: you buy this just for Final Fantasy X.
I've played most Final Fantasy games but X one was always something different. IX, VII and VI were all brilliant but FFX was always the true adventure game. It was the series Super Mario 64 or Zelda: Ocarina of Time moment. Sadly FFX was the last great Final Fantasy game - epitomised by the fact it was the first (and only barring XIII-2) to spawn its own sequel due to its success. The quality of FF games in recent years has really waned and gone downhill. But FFX this is the perfect entry level game for any newcomer to the series.
The original soundtrack is one of the best in a video game - in fact it is probably the best It is up there with Okami, Super Mario Galaxy, Halo 1 and the Last of Us. The Battle Theme is memorable, Sprouting Movement in Green is brilliant and To Zanarkand is probably the best piano piece in a video game. Some of the songs have been re-arranged and recorded as part of the HD remaster - and to mixed results if I am brutally honest. Fight with Seymour theme sounds like a 1990s MIDI version sadly compared with the punchy original while Sprouting Movement in Green has greater clarity.
The turn based gameplay is solid - albeit slightly archaic compared to the more dynamic ATB battle system in recent FF games. The Sphere Grid system returns which works as well as it did 13 years ago. Where FFX excels is on characterisation. The characterisation is probably relationship between Tidus and Yuna is probably only matched by Joel and Ellie in the Last of Us. The graphics have been improved but they are a product of their time and as such are grainy in places. The real 'Wow' moments come in the form of occasional CGI cutscenes which still video games to this day a run for their money graphics wise. Read more ›
I've played most Final Fantasy games but X one was always something different. IX, VII and VI were all brilliant but FFX was always the true adventure game. It was the series Super Mario 64 or Zelda: Ocarina of Time moment. Sadly FFX was the last great Final Fantasy game - epitomised by the fact it was the first (and only barring XIII-2) to spawn its own sequel due to its success. The quality of FF games in recent years has really waned and gone downhill. But FFX this is the perfect entry level game for any newcomer to the series.
The original soundtrack is one of the best in a video game - in fact it is probably the best It is up there with Okami, Super Mario Galaxy, Halo 1 and the Last of Us. The Battle Theme is memorable, Sprouting Movement in Green is brilliant and To Zanarkand is probably the best piano piece in a video game. Some of the songs have been re-arranged and recorded as part of the HD remaster - and to mixed results if I am brutally honest. Fight with Seymour theme sounds like a 1990s MIDI version sadly compared with the punchy original while Sprouting Movement in Green has greater clarity.
The turn based gameplay is solid - albeit slightly archaic compared to the more dynamic ATB battle system in recent FF games. The Sphere Grid system returns which works as well as it did 13 years ago. Where FFX excels is on characterisation. The characterisation is probably relationship between Tidus and Yuna is probably only matched by Joel and Ellie in the Last of Us. The graphics have been improved but they are a product of their time and as such are grainy in places. The real 'Wow' moments come in the form of occasional CGI cutscenes which still video games to this day a run for their money graphics wise. Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
The magic is a little gone, but casts the spell almost as well.
I could write an essay but I won't to spare us all the pain lol
Of course, the music is great - beautiful sometimes, the story is great, some of the scenes are touching,... Read more
Of course, the music is great - beautiful sometimes, the story is great, some of the scenes are touching,... Read more
Published 5 days ago by Satyasya
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful, astounding, spectacular
I'm only a couple of hours in and this remaster is surpassing ANY expectations I had for it. It is absolutely exquisite. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Forever Green
3.0 out of 5 stars
Meh
Hair is still one solid clump. Characters don't even compare to early PS3 games, and generic NPCs are still blurry and square shaped like the original on the ps2. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Steven
5.0 out of 5 stars
Beautiful game
This game is absolutely amazing, perfect quality.
this was the first game i played on ps2 and playing it again is frickin amazing
Buy this game, Very good story to it and... Read more
this was the first game i played on ps2 and playing it again is frickin amazing
Buy this game, Very good story to it and... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Tahmid24
5.0 out of 5 stars
Such an amazing game for the value i paid.
I chose the to give it a 5 star rating as for the price i paid for the game it was much better than i expected it to be. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Kyle Pettican
4.0 out of 5 stars
Improved on a classic
This game was such a special game when it was first released, it was the first game since final fantasy 7 that I really enjoyed, and now with improved graphics and sound quality... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Dezza
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best FF game... EVER!!!!!
This is the best ps3 HD remaster i have seen to date. The graphics look glorious on the 55 inch F8000! The music instantly brings memories from all those years ago.
Published 10 days ago by A.Atkinson
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