Platforms
- PlayStation 4May 12, 20158.8playscore8.519 Critics9.625.1K Players
- PlayStation 3Mar 18, 20148.6playscore8.430 Critics9.26.66K Players
84 critic reviews · 9 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 is a monster collection of the series in the peak of its greatness. FFX alone set so many standards for JRPGs that still hold true today. Both games are well represented here, and it is nice to see them show up on Microsoft and Nintendo consoles. The price tag may be steep, but the content matches it pound for pound. If for some reason you have never experienced these games, get this collection. It is more than worth your time to see a genuine piece of JRPG history.
Ken McKown · May 09, 2019 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - Final Fantasy X HD Remaster is an excellent port of a classic JRPG that mostly holds up today. Playing it portably helps accommodate the length, but certain scenes really do deserve to be seen on a big screen; this remains one of the most visually-stunning Final Fantasy games.
Jordan Rudek · May 07, 2019 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - In a lot of ways, Final Fantasy X-2 could be considered the superior title to Final Fantasy X. The battle system has more variety, the tone is more upbeat and fun, but without the context of the events that occur in the first game, the story just won’t make a lot of sense. I definitely recommend exploring Spira during what should be the eternal calm, but not until after you’ve actually defeated Sin.
David Lloyd · May 07, 2019 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - As good as the port is, many players might want to wait until the Xbox One version of Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster comes down a little in price before they take the plunge. There is value there for those who are avid fans though. Ploughing through both games is going to take at least 100 hours, probably closer to 200 if you’re thorough. They may be close to 20 years old now, but these Final Fantasy games still have charm.
Richard Seagrave · Apr 24, 2019 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - Of all the legacy Final Fantasy games that have come to Xbox One, the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is the most comprehensive of the lot. The spiritually deep story is every bit as moving today as it was nearly twenty years ago, and surprisingly, each title here has aged remarkably well, both visually and mechanically. Sporting over 200 hours worth of gameplay, complete with refinements and added extras, returning to Spira should be a no-brainer.
Mark Sherwood · Apr 23, 2019 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - Final Fantasy X / X-2 is a classic title that is still in the hearts of many and with this HD Remaster, we not only get the 2 core games but also the short film, Eternal Calm, a 30-minute audio drama Final Fantasy X – Wish-, and Final Fantasy X-2’s Last Mission. With an incredible package of games and extra’s, playing through this JRPG epic will last you quite some time and the added bonus of being able to play it on the go or docked is simply fantastic.
Thi Chao · Apr 22, 2019 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - Having both of these incredible games in one package, with all the international content thrown in, and with prettied up graphics and audio makes picking up this release a no-brainer. Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster successfully does justice to these two RPG classics as it brings them to a new age of players; we can’t recommend it highly enough.
Mitch Vogel · Apr 21, 2019 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - Overall, the Nintendo Switch edition is a great choice for anyone who is feeling nostalgic or hasn’t picked up the game before. The Switch’s visuals are on-par with the other remastered releases of Final Fantasy X/X-2, but with the added plus of custom controller binds and the Quick Recovery system. Gamers who want to play FFX and FFX-2 on the go have a great option here, but it’s still not an ultimate release, as some of the PC perks didn’t make it to this version.
Sarah Fields · Apr 16, 2019 Reviewed on SwitchRead full review - Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is both a walk down memory lane and a glimpse at the Golden Age of JRPG's.
Daniel R. Miller · Jun 09, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Finally, Final Fantasy X and its sequel have breached a platform outside of the PlayStation family and it comes with positive tidings. While the frame rate is capped at 30fps, something that seems heavily tied around the game itself, the various graphical and keyboard remapping options allow for this to shine brightly.
Adam Beck · May 21, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review
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About the game
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Final Fantasy X follows the exploits of the Summoner Yuna and her guardians as they battle an evil immortal enemy known as Sin. This beloved entry in the franchise includes side-quests such as 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 "Sphere Grid" system.
Final Fantasy X-2 is the first true sequel in the popular RPG series, and picks the story up two years later. The world has entered into a period known as the "Eternal Calm". During this moment of change, the people of Spira have shunned the once-sacred teachings of Yevon, and embraced the use of the formerly forbidden machina. While many of Spira's inhabitants are enjoying this time of peace, evidence of the High Summoner Yuna's lost love Tidus surfaces, prompting her to begin a new quest to find him.
Developer: Square Enix Business Division 1