Final Fantasy X will return to the look of the 8th final fantasy installment, with many of the same project managers and developers from FFVIII returning to develop for the newest Final Fantasy; FFX. Probably the most notable return is Tetsuya Nomura, the character designer for VIII.
A few other notable unique features include the use of voice acting, and the presence of enemies on the screen that you move your character(s) upon. The voice-acting feature is the first to be used in any Final Fantasy game, ever. Along with that, the characters facial features will all move along with their state of talk.
Square really hit us hard with this game. It was a slap in the head with a baseball bat when they released this remarkable work of art. The Final Fantasy series has been an extravagant video game milestone to the entire industry. Square seems to out-due themselves with every release of a new game, with such a vast audience and a large anticipation for every new Final Fantasy to be released, Square really needs to keep higher standards in order to surprise us with their extraordinary RPG video game masterpieces.
The entire game play of the game is incredible. Like most of the previous Final Fantasy games, Final Fantasy X offers a few of the same options and medieval settings that give the game a wonderful taste of the classics.
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Release Dates
American Release Date - 12/20/2001
Japan Release Date - 07/19/2001
Europe Release Date - 05/24/2002
Game Details
| Game Title |
Final Fantasy X |
| Publisher |
Square (JP), EA Square (USA), Square Europe (EU) |
| Developer |
Square |
| Media Type |
DVD ROM (1 Disc) |
| Platform |
Playstation 2 |
| Also Available On |
N/A |
Game Sitemap
Aeons - An Aeon is a summoned beast. But Unlike other Final Fantasys once the creature is summoned, it can be used like a normal character.
Airship Passwords - In addition to finding secret locations with the coordinate system. There are also locations that are accessible by using the "Input" feature found in the airship.
Al Bhed Primers - Without the help of the hidden Al Bhed Primers understanding the Al Bhed would be an impossibility.
Blitzball - Unlike many other sports games (and like Squaresoft games) instead of playing in "live action" you have to choose commands for each movement you will do.
Characters - List of the playable characters in the game.
Codes - List of codes for the Game Genie.
Fan Artwork - View our collection of Artwork submitted by fans. If you have your own artwork you would like to share, please submit it, or leave comments on others.
Glitches - Known glitches that can help you cheat in the game.
Guides / Walkthroughs - A list of available walkthroughs and guides submitted by users.
Jecht Spheres - Here are the locations of all the spheres left behind by Auron, Jecht, and Braska.
Overdrives - Overdrives are special abilities unique to each character. These are typically extra powerful attacks, sometimes with special effects.
Maps - View our collection of maps for this game.
Music - List of MIDI tracks of music that is heard through out the game.
Reviews - A list of both official TFF Reviews and user-submitted reviews. We also display the overall crystal rating of this game.
Screenshots - View our collection of screenshots for this game. Please feel free to leave comments.
Secrets - Here we share some confirmed secrets about the game.
Sphere Grid - You can move your character across the board through the game, the more you advance, the more abilities your character will have.
Secret Locations - After you've defeated Yunalesca at the Yevon Dome in Zanarkand and aqquired the airship, search for these locations by using the coordinate system.
Square Artwork - View our collection of Square Artwork, done by the pros. Please feel free to leave comments.
Voices - Here is a list of who is talking out the characters in the 'voice acting' in Final Fantasy X.
Wallpaper - View our collection of official and user-submitted wallpaper for your platform desktop.
Weapons - Pictures and brief descriptions of some of the weapons on the game.
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Final Fantasy X was originally intended to be the first of the Final Fantasy series to be installed onto the PlayOnline Network. It was told that users could log on to the network and access online chats about FFX, along with different help features, FAQ's, and game information. This was all revoked from FFX's plans, due to the heavy problems that occurred during the building of the PlayOnline network and services.
12-20-2001 (US)
07-19-2001 (JP)
05-24-2002 (EU)
