The question remains, though: after such a long development time, does this collection do what it needs to do? Unabashedly yes both PS3 and Vita owners should be happy to add this to their collections, even if there are a smattering of issues in both games.įor those who didn’t play FFX or X-2 on PlayStation 2, the rundown is simple: The first game follows Tidus, a Blitzball (think underwater soccer) player who seemingly came from 1,000 years in the past to the world of Spira to fight against Sin, a giant whale-like being that regularly destroys portions of human society. Fortunately, Square made good on their promise and both the Vita and PS3 versions of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster launched to much aplomb.
Extract Mana: Same effect as a Mana Distiller item.
Extract Power: Same effect as a Power Distiller item.Quick Pockets: Use curative items quickly, without losing a turn.Full Break: All four "Break" effects at once.Nab Gil: The Mug equivalent of Pilfer Gil.The remake will also include the Eternal Calm short film, a cinematic linking the first and second installments of Final Fantasy 10.Īmong the new abilities transferred over from the International Edition are: Significant alterations from these versions include alternate Expert Sphere Grids, new character Abilities, alternate versions and optional boss battles including the Dark Aeon and super-boss Penance encounters, and new game play areas including FF10-2 Last Mission. The remakes are based on the previously Japan/European exclusive FFX International and FFX-2 International editions. Environmental textures have been redesigned for higher-resolution output, and character facial models have been altered to create a wider variety of available expressions. The PS4 version goes even further by smoothing out the textures. Final Fantasy 10 and 10-2 for PS2 were designed with a native 512x416 resolution, while the PS3 and Vita remakes run in much higher native HD resolutions. The most obvious change is the extensive graphical overhaul.
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