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Square's latest epic is so brilliant that it makes you forget its abomination of a movie. Read Review
Following the exploits of the Summoner Yuna and her guardians as they battle an evil immortal enemy known as Sin, Final Fantasy X is the first title in the franchise to appear on the PlayStation 2. It's also the first game in Squaresoft's popular RPG series to feature voiceovers in addition to written text. Character expressiveness also reaches new heights with the aid of Squaresoft's "Facial Motion System", adding subtle facial expressions to characters in real-time. New side-quests include the underwater sport of Blitzball, and a monster battle arena as well as a redesigned fighting system that mixes classic Final Fantasy elements with a new "Sphere Grid" system.
We've updated our walkthrough with tons of new stuff: equipment customization, Blitzball techniques, and an in-depth look at the sphere grid.
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The tenth game in the most storied franchise in video-game history marks both a beginning and an ending. This is the first FF game for the PlayStation2, the first one to use voice acting, and supposedly the last single-player game in the series. Whether the latter holds true or not, Square has put together a spectacular finale that serves up many of the things people loved about the series and blends in new elements that make it the most complete FF game ever. This RPG is a fantastic experience that's deep enough for hardcore gamers to enjoy, while elegant enough for anyone to pick up. If this is indeed the last single-player FF game, this is a hell of a way to go out. Read More »
Also known as: Final Fantasy 10, FFX
T for Teen Blood, ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: May 24, 2002
Publisher: Square
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: July 19, 2001
Publisher: Square
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: July 19, 2001
Publisher: Electronic Arts Square KK
Release Region: United States
Release Date: December 18, 2001
Publisher: Square Enix
T for Teen Suggestive ThemesRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: May 24, 2002
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: July 19, 2001
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: July 19, 2001
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: July 19, 2001
Publisher: Square Enix
Also available on: PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita
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