Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Been playing final fantasy games for years. This is one of my favorites. Graphics and sound improved. Love the story and blitzball is fun. Music is awesome too, which is the ff norm. Then you also get the sequel. It is definitely different for combat, and you only get 3 characters, but still fun.

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.

Let me start off by saying that they did a great job remastering this game. I never played this game back when it originally released on PS2. I only just recently bought the PS3 Remaster and then upgraded to the PS4 version, since it's the best version available. I'm not a person that is bent on graphics. I can appreciate any era of video game graphics. This remaster looks fantastic compared to the PS2 version. Onto the most important things, the gameplay, voice acting, systems, story, remaster quality and combat. Voice Acting: I find it to be mostly horrible, except for a few characters. Mainly, I can't stand Tidus one bit. Some characters sound fine, but most are just plain bad. 4/10 Gameplay: Some like it, some hate it. I'm somewhere in between. The animations are good, but it's just not very fun for me. It doesn't have that magic that makes it great and I don't like that my summons have to be controlled and they can die in battle. The game is also very linear and after playing FFVII and FFIX, I just didn't think Final Fantasy should be a linear game with so little freedom. 5/10 Systems: I despise the sphere grid. Give me points and let me build my character in the direction that I want to build them in. Don't force me to take certain paths to and then make me use points to backtrack to get to another skill that I want. It's called a skill tree, or simply learning skills via other methods during gameplay. Sphere Grid is LAME and takes the fun out of building a character. 4/10 Story: I couldn't make myself finish the game, but the story was mostly enjoyable from what I did play. 7/10 Remaster Quality: As I've said, the remaster quality is excellent, top notch, best of the best. For that, 10/10 I would recommend it simply because it's a very popular game and the majority of final fantasy fans like it.

Final Fantasy X and its sequel are great games that have aged well. They play just as good as they did when they first came out, and maybe even better due to the more stable frame-rate. When the remaster was first brought to PS3, it included updated textures and remodeled characters, as well as a new soundtrack. When it was later remade further for PS4, the textures and character models were given additional work, and both the new and original soundtrack from the PS2 release were included on disc (the PS3 version only had the new, rearranged soundtrack). Of course, it's not all roses. Some NCPs can look a little strange, not being as high-quality as the main characters, but other than a few odd instances here and there the game looks great. Also, the cutscenes and voice overs are starting to show their age, but mostly they hold up well. If you're wondering about which version to buy, this is the one to get. It takes the already amazing PS3 version and makes it even better. There is also a Vita version, which I would only recommend if you wanted to play on the go. Make no mistake, it's better than the original PS2 releases, but not as good as the PS3/4 versions. If you're interested in trying Final Fantasy for the first time (or looking to replay old favorites) this is a good place to start.

There are two pretty serious bugs in the PS4 version right now that affect anyone who bought the game. For me and a lot of other players these are game breaking bugs and makes the game unplayable until they are fixed. I'm putting this review up to let people know about them, and you can decide how important the bugs are to you. Again, these only affect the PS4 version. Once these bugs are fixed I will update my rating to be 5 stars because without these bugs this game is awesome, it has a great battle system, sphere grid leveling system, amazing story, unforgettable characters, so many things to do, 200+ hours. Here's the first major bug: The RNG is broken in the PS4 version of this game. This means that if you die against a boss and have to restart the game the boss will do the same exact attacks for the same damage no matter how many times you die, this makes the fights very predictable and therefore easy since you know what is going to come next guaranteed. This same RNG bug also affects random enemy encounters, for normal enemies if you restart the game you will get the same enemies in the same order, and they will do the same attacks, for the same damage, no matter what. Again this makes them very easy and predictable. The RNG bug reportedly also affects drops, but I didn't play enough to find out. Second major bug: The background music will restart from the beginning of the track after every enemy encounter so you are stuck in a constant loop of the first 10 seconds of the song. Very frustrating for a game with such an amazing soundtrack. Like I said in the beginning, this is an amazing game without the bugs, easily on my top 5 games of all time, I'm positive they will eventually patch the game to fix the bugs, but until then it's unplayable to me and I am leaving this 1 star up to let people know so you don't waste your money. I believe in you Square Enix!

It has been since the days of the PS2 that these games have seen the light of day, and what better way than to play them again, touched up on PS4. I am not really bothered by all of these HD collections if they are done right, and they are reasonably priced. This collection includes both Final Fantasy X and X2, and is my definition of done right. While they are not completely redone, they do warrant a purchase because they are such great games. Just have fun playing these games, because it is Final Fantasy after all, the best two FF games on PS2 remade for PS4.

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).

Great game so far. Great story, never played this one before so had to when came out for ps4. Graphics looks great though some parts could've been upped. Sounds are great but noticed some ambient sounds where off when characters are talking. But great as originally was built on and older play station platform. Would recommend if u haven't played the game before and want to try it out.

This is a spectacular game for any RPG fan to enjoy. This Playstation 2 classic has been faithfully remastered for the PS4 and holds up very well, both in terms of graphics and gameplay. The story is good, gameplay is simple yet challenging at the end, and will pull at your heart strings over and over again. A must have for any RPG player out there!

This is my first time playing a FF game despite always being interested in it. I had heard great things about 10 so I was excited that it was remastered. The visuals are nice and vivid. You can still tell it was a ps2 game at one point but they did a decent job at remastering it. It's cool switching between the origin soundtrack and the remastered version as well. In my opinion it's great for some one like me, a first timer who missed out on 10 the first time but if you played 10 and 10 2, I gotta say their really isn't much new here for you.

Many older games were just great for their time, but Final Fantasy X has aged very well and Square Enix has done an amazing job of improving the visuals for today's standards. The story, combat, and visuals are still impressive even today. Final Fantasy X-2, which is a great game in its own right, is just icing on the cake.

This game is one of the best Final Fantasy games. It was great back on the ps2 and its even better now on the ps4 with better graphics and the option to listen to the old soundtrack or the new one. This game also offers the features that the international version had back on the ps2 that the North America version didn't get.

Its hard to believe the original FFX came out over 10 years ago. This HD remake brings all the classic gameplay to a new generation with a decent splash of HD. Its not anywhere near the graphic quality of current gen games, but it keeps its roots in place with enough upgrade style to keep you glued. The music is legendary as it was with the original release. A great experience to relive or to visit for the first time.

Sometimes, remastered games aren't that great. This brought me right back to one of my favorite games of all time (Final Fantasy X on PS2). Wonderful job, highly recommend this!

Any Final Fantasy fan that has not played this game is missing out on such a great game. The story follows 2 different plots, which both inter-relate with each other and tie together towards the 2nd game's conclusion. Most people nowadays seem to dislike the main character, but during the days of the original classic the MC was adored and cosplayed by many. This is a turn-based RPG, and if that's not to your liking then this game might not be for you. Aside from that though, there's a few mini-games and other features that makes the world inside of Final Fantasy X diverse and unique.

If you were a fan when these two titles came out on ps2, then your going to love this. Amazing graphics and extra stuff that you didn't get before. Amazing buy

Ok first before anyone yells at me, you can not find a fan that loves this series more then me.. as much maybe, but not more. and I say the last great FF game was because it was Turn Based, which most of us fans still prefer, where as you have XV which I loved and would give it a perfect score as well.. it still didn't have the Final Fantasy feel that X did.. and let's just pretend (like most people) that X-2 doesn't exist, I own it because I'm a deranged fan that can't allow myself to miss a FF installment including the online ones.. But this game has great graphics , one of my favorite songs in a game ever, and the story was just great, that's why I hate X-2 it , ruins all that was great about the first one, in order to know the true insult you'll just have to play it and find out for yourself I can't bring myself to bash what I love. it's good that they come together otherwise this would be a different tone.

Merged with the International editions of the game, Final Fantasy X/X-2 provides a solid and emotionally powerful story about love, adventure, death, and loss. While the theme of death and rebirth is common to many Final Fantasy games, FFX seems to take this theme to the next level and then some. As you play, pay close attention to the environment and see constant reminders of death. By the game’s end, you’ll come to agree FFX is probably the most morbid Final Fantasy game in the series. It’s direct sequel, a first of its kind in the series, FFX-2 is a lighthearted adventure that blends the J-pop and Kawaii culture styles popular in Japan with a Charlie’s Angels feel to the three main characters; Yuna, Rikku, and Paine. Where FFX revolved around death, its sequel flourishes with life and lively expressions of jovial silliness against a world that is picking up the social and political changes following the end of the first game. While the scope is small, the flow of the story is not and there is a lot to do.