Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Standard Edition - PlayStation 4

Best final fantasy ive ever played and jrpg all together.

I never had the opportunity to play this game as a kid because I did not own a PS2. But I have always heard good things about it. Now as an adult with a PS4, I figured I would give it a play. The visual display and the sound are definitely refined from the PS2/Xbox/Dreamcast/Gamecube era. And the gameplay is nostalgic and brings back memories of the turn-based FF games we've come to know and love. My roommate who has played the game years ago tells me that this is amazingly remastered and he would definitely play the game again in this HD format.

FFX is an amazing RPG. It's got an incredible story and a pretty deep battle and leveling system (if you choose the expert sphere). It is a fairly linear game unlike a lot of the other older Final Fantasy games but it's not constraining at all, and all areas are interesting and can be explored. You can tell the graphics are from an older game yet they've been updated to be fairly good. The voice acting could be better but is by no means bad. FFX-2 is good but not as amazing as FFX. It has a better battle system but the story is lacking, which is what drove FFX. You'll still enjoy this game if you haven't played it before and like RPGs. If you have played it before or if you haven't played it before, I suggest you get FFX/X-2 HD Remaster just for FFX alone. It is an all time classic and a wonderful game that will keep you glued to the screen for many hours and entertain you in all kinds of ways.

The Final Fantasy X/X-2 collection pairs two of Square's venerable JRPG Final Fantasy games back from the PlayStation 2 era, and repackages them into one experience, with a graphical overhaul and trophies (for those who like collecting them). As for the games themselves, you're mostly buying this series for the first game, though both games take place in the same universe. The second game is a little more lighthearted than the first game, and its story generally doesn't measure up to the original. However, for completionists there's plenty of gameplay for your buck here, as you could log anywhere from 75-100 hours on each game. If you've never experienced a Final Fantasy game and are looking for one that still looks relatively modern, you can't go wrong with this package (though the voice acting is hilariously atrocious). For the roughly $20-30 price tag, it's worth experiencing again (or for the first time).

this review is based mainly on the HD and new features aspect, not really reviewing the story because it 15 years old so of course it has worse dialog and voice acting than today's standards. All nostalgia for me. FFX HD looks amazing I can see all the details in the statues and buildings in the distance. Things are way more round. Only down side is when the camera gets too close to the characters faces when they are talking it looks a little off. FFX-2 HD looks good too but I honestly can barely tell in this game . I can see finer lines in clothes and it it makes them more 3D. like paine's belt is 3D now and sticking out rather than painted on. New features! FFX : - choice of expert and standard sphere girds - choice of remastered music or original -addive pS4 trophies you want to earn but u realize u have a life and can get them all. FFX-2 : - new dress spheres that the NA version didn't have. The festivalist and psychic -creature creator - battle, lvl, as a fiend. - FFX-2 the last mission mini game at the main menu.