All subsequent releases (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC) allow you to choose the soundtrack. While the core content is the same across all versions, the PS3 and PS Vita releases lack the option to use the original soundtrack and only include the new arranged music. X-2 also includes the Last Mission content and the collection also includes bonus audio drama with story content that is accompanied by its own animated visuals.ĭifferences in content between platforms:
This collection has both Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 with all the content for the international versions on PS2. If you aren’t familiar with the content of this enhanced remaster, it adds a lot compared to the original PS2 release (of both games) but the contents change a bit going from older to newer releases.
As of now Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is available on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PS3, PS Vita, and PC. In the case of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, the best version of the game will depend on what you value more across a host of factors such as frame-rate and portability. Games that were originally on PlayStation and PC platforms only have been made available to mobile, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. And unless I manage to dig up a Gameboy Advance or SNES, my first playthrough is going to be in the company of these uggo new characters.Over the last few years, Square Enix has been slowly expanding the reach of the Final Fantasy games by bringing them to newer platforms. So FFVI is the operatic JRPG and shall remain so. Airships, giant swords and '.'.īesides, Skies of Arcadia was the airship game. Quite why it became 'the operatic Final Fantasy' rather than 'the Final Fantasy with an airship' I couldn't say for sure, although I assume there are airships in every JRPG. I always think of it as the operatic Final Fantasy because when I watched a friend playing it one night many years ago, I remember seeing an opera house and an airship. I don't mind the graphics in the PC version of FFIV, although the changes might bother me if I'd played the original, but this doesn't even look bad in comparison to anything - it just looks bad.įFVI is the game originally released as FFIII in the west. This version really does look ugly though. I'm immersing myself in JRPGs at the moment and Final Fantasy VI is high on the list of recommendations. The Steam release appears to be using the crappy new graphics seen in the iOS and Android versions of the game! Fiddlesticks. It's arriving on the 16th of December, just in time for Father Christmas to send a Steam gift code to you by email from the North Pole's premier internet cafe! Hurrah. One of the most beloved Final Fantasy games is finally coming to PC! Yay.
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