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PRE-ORDER! Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Special Edition Sony PS3 Game UK

Piattaforma : PlayStation 3
3,8 3,8 su 5 stelle 84 voti
PlayStation 3
Limited Edition

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  • Include edizione limitata artbook con concept art da Final Fantasy X & squadre X2
  • Final Fantasy X e X10 vengono a PlayStation 3 per la prima volta
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  • Caratteristiche le 'versioni internazionali' che comprende contenuti aggiuntivi non inclusi nelle versioni originali.
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Adrián
5,0 su 5 stelle Juegazo
Recensito in Spagna il 31 marzo 2014
Piattaforma per visualizzazione: PlayStation 3Edizione: Limited EditionAcquisto verificato
Acompaña a la invocadora Yuna en su peregrinaje por Spira para encontrar una forma de detener a Sin, el terrorífico y gigantesco monstruo que asola todos los pueblos del mundo.

El mejor Final Fantasy, ahora en PS3, con gráficos mejorados y extras. Completamente recomendable, tanto si nunca lo has jugado (¡¿A qué esperas?!) como si lo disfrutaste en su momento y quieres volver a bucear en las aguas de Spira y en la vida de sus gentes. No te arrepentirás.
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Josh
5,0 su 5 stelle An excellent remaster of an excellent game!
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 22 marzo 2014
Piattaforma per visualizzazione: PlayStation 3Edizione: Limited EditionAcquisto verificato
(Updated 16/07/2014)
So I've had the game since launch, and have now experienced most of it to give a updated, decent review. I'll try and keep the review spoiler-free since there are still some who have never played the original (but the game is like 14 years old, so I'll be a little surprised if some people haven't even heard even snippets about the game before). Since this is 2 separate games, I'll review them in turn.

~ FINAL FANTASY X HD Remaster ~
For newbies to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy X is probably the best place to start. Final Fantasy X is possibly one of the best games in the entire series (although some hardcore fans may disagree with that). I personally think that X has one of the best stories in the series, some of the most iconic characters in the series, a beautiful world, an amazing soundtrack (and by that I mean both the original and remastered soundtracks), and possibly one of the saddest endings in gaming history (which you may have already guessed if you have seen the HD remaster trailers released by Square Enix).

Just to quickly elaborate the gameplay, the CTB (Conditional Turn-Based Battle) system used in game may feel outdated to some, but in my personal opinion, it is one of the most detailed, strategic systems used in the series, and I personally love it. You're not rushed into making any decisions during battle as you're not being timed, but it allows you to think more about your battle strategy rather than mindlessly spamming the attack function (which is what I tend to do in some games... *cough*FFXIII*cough*). The leveling up system in this game (known as the Sphere Grid) is possibly still one of the best out there in terms of strategy and complexity, which for those outside EU and Japan, was made better with the introduction of the Expert Sphere Grid (EU already had this with the original PS2 release, lucky us!). The Sphere Grid shares some minor similarities to the Crystarium leveling up system in Final Fantasy XIII, but it is so much better than that...

To be completely honest, the game feels a lot easier than the last time I played the PS2 version (although that may just be because I have memorised the strategy from last time...). The updated soundtrack is absolutely beautiful too. My favourites by far are "People of the Far North/Servants of the Mountain", "Beyond the Darkness" and "Besaid Island". The composers did an excellent job on remastering this soundtrack, whilst leaving some of the original tracks (including that ending...) which were already perfect! A couple of tracks (such as the battle theme) is a bit hit and miss in game (but are still lovely to listen to as standalone pieces), but unless you're like me and really pay attention to the music, you probably won't notice it as much. The only negative regarding the soundtrack is the lack of option to change to the original (unless you own the PS4 version. Bit unfair isn't it Square Enix?)

To some, the game may look or feel a bit outdated now, and you most likely will be notice a few odd things in the game (like the glaringly obvious graphical differences between character models, the subtle changes in facial expressions between the original and remastered versions, and the still unchanged and really odd voice acting in some sections of the game *cough*Yuna!*cough*), but despite its many flaws, I still absolutely adore this game, and even if you considered getting the PS2 version instead, I seriously would urge you to get this game.

~ FINAL FANTASY X-2 International & Last Mission HD Remaster ~
Final Fantasy X-2... Well... It's unique?
Messing aside, while X-2 is not as serious as Final Fantasy X, X-2 is still a very good game (although yet again, some hardcore fans may disagree with that), with possibly one of the best battle systems in the entire series. The story basically follows the events 2 years after X, and is more of a fun and relaxed entry, which can easily be seen by the game's opening CGI and the soundtrack.

The game uses the series traditional ATB (Active Time Battle) system, integrating it with a "dressphere" system (pretty much just a fancy job system), allowing characters to take on different roles in battle, from Black Mage, to Warrior, to Songstress. If you have seen the battle system in Lightning Returns: FINAL FANTASY XIII, then you may notice some similarities since the Schema concept in LR:FFXIII is practically based on the FFX-2 Dressphere system. The ATB/Dressphere system is very different from FFX's CTB battle system, but it is possibly one of the best ATB systems used in the entire Final Fantasy series, and is just as enjoyable as the system used in FFX. The level up system used in FFX-2 is also different to FFX, replacing the Sphere Grid for the series traditional EXP./AP. system (a system used in the earlier titles of the series).

The soundtrack has not been remastered for X-2, but due to the different hardware in the PS3/PS4/Vita system, there is a notable improvement to the in-game sound quality. The upgrade in graphics also does not seem to be that noticeable in FFX-2. As with FFX, scenery and main character models have been upgraded, and when they are the sole focus, they do look really nice (they really have done an incredible job in improving the main character models for Yuna, Rikku and Paine). But all non-playable characters in the game have not received significant upgrades (with exception to textures), and due to FFX-2's heavy reliance on non-playable characters as part of the game's plot and dialogue in comparison, it will be a lot more noticeable (and a little annoying) in comparison to FFX. I personally don't have a problem with it as I'm used to the graphics, but there may be a few people who find the graphical differences really jarring.

The International features that were originally unavailable in the EU are an excellent addition, and even though FFX-2 is the only game in this bundle that has any significant updates for those in the EU, it really is worth buying just to get access to the bonus content. I really like the idea of the Creature Creator system, and Last Mission on it's own makes this purchase worth it since it's pretty much its own game.

~ Overall ~
As you probably know, this comes with FFX International content and the mini-drama "Eternal Calm" (which was already available to view online in the EU), FFX-2 International and Last Mission content (which was originally exclusive to Japan) and a brand new 30 minute audio drama. Other than the audio drama (which will make most FFX fans really mad at what Square Enix has done, but let's not open that can of worms now...) these new features make the purchase worth it if you played the original PS2 releases, as it adds so much more to the games (or just to FFX-2 since EU already had the FFX International features at the original launch)

The update in graphics is very noticeable, and it looks amazing, even some of the CGI scenes looked better than I remember. I have spotted some things (which others have raised up before). To be honest, most of these are really negatives for those that have played the original PS2 games (and are more or less going over what has already been mentioned):
- Even though the majority of the remastered soundtrack of X sounds amazing to listen to, there is a couple of tracks which seem a little out of place during some parts of the game. The main battle theme for example, I personally love the new sound of this track, but I can't help but feel that it's a little too 'grand' to be used as a main battle theme, and during some battles, doesn't seem to fit that much...
- Minor characters, NPC's etc. have not received a complete overhaul. All models have received some minor updates, but faces for example looks exactly the same as in the PS2 version of the game, so it looks a little out of place when stood next to one of the main characters. This is going to be very noticeable in FFX-2 since only the main characters have received a decent update, and since you will be around minor characters a LOT (in comparison to FFX where they were seen occasionally), it may seem weird...
- Facial expressions on the main characters doesn't look as realistic as they did in the original release during in-game scenes (take a look at the comparison video of the opening scene, and look at Yuna's face close-up, and you should be able to see what I mean), but that's barely noticeable, and really only matters if you're extremely picky...
- I've noticed some issues with the game, such as errors with speech patterns etc. I've only encountered this on a couple of occassions, but a few people seem to be experiencing this a lot, mainly on FFX HD. It would be great if Square Enix updated the PS3 version like they did with the PS4 version... *sigh*

If you are lucky to get a copy of Limited Edition on PS3 now, you may get a DLC code for the PS3 version of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (which will unlock the FFX Yuna garb for Lightning to use in-game), and a beautiful art book, showing concept art for the game and some notes from the artists. But even if you get the standard edition (and therefore don't end up getting this stuff), it is still worth every penny.

Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster is a perfect place for FF/JRPG newbies to start, and it is a great purchase for those who loved playing the original version of X and X-2. And with the standard version now available to get at less than £20 for the PS3 (or more if looking at PS4), this game really is a steal. I really can't recommend this game enough. This is a fantastic game (or bundle), made so much better because of this remaster, and if you want a taster of what the Final Fantasy series (or the JRPG genre in general) is like, then this is probably the perfect place to start.
And if you do end up getting this, I really hope you enjoy this as much as I have.
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Ricky C
5,0 su 5 stelle A remake of my favourite game, and it's definitely worth it
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 21 giugno 2014
Piattaforma per visualizzazione: PlayStation 3Edizione: Limited EditionAcquisto verificato
Finally my favourite game of all time (FFX) is out in HD! My only regret, I wasn't able to play it when I first got it (on release, obviously), due to working on my dissertation. The graphics and soundtrack have been drastically improved (try playing with a surround sound headset, the experience, for fans, is amazing). Also, the amount of content included is tremendous, it includes the international versions of FFX, FFX: Eternal Calm, FFX-2, FFX-2 Last Mission and a bonus audio drama which takes place after the events of all the previous games. I personally think that FFX is the best Final Fantasy game, this is probably aided by nostalgia partly caused by it being one of the first proper games I played (thanks dad for only allowing me to play educational games for half my childhood. Yay for Castle explorer and the Maths Magician).

As I have only played FFX so far I can only really review that, so.... The story is great, the game play is simple (turn based) yet well designed to keep it fun yet challenging, and the general feel is fantastic with gorgeous settings and a truly beautiful soundtrack. Even the voice acting is fairly well done, it certainly isn't the best and the dialogue is certainly a little cringey at times (who can forget the laughing scene), but it's by no means bad. The characters are generally very good, who else wants them to make an X-3 to cover the Auron/Jecht/Braska story, if only to see more of Auron's past? If you are a fan of open world RPGs then this isn't the game for you, it is mostly linear with a few larger areas, and the ability to visit previous areas again towards the end. But that shouldn't deter you, lot's of games can be both good and linear, and this is no exception.

If you are a fan of either FFX or FFX-2 then this is a must buy. If you are a fan of Final Fantasy games or JRPGs in general, give it a go, you may like it, and you certainly get a lot out of your money. Plus how can you say you're a final fantasy fan if you haven't at least tried FFX?
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Peter Tovey
5,0 su 5 stelle Best Game of all time
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 27 marzo 2014
Piattaforma per visualizzazione: PlayStation 3Edizione: Limited EditionAcquisto verificato
I may a bit too biased to write a review on FF X. It was the first game I ever played in the FF series, so for me it's like this is FF I... I loved it then and remember every detail of my first ever time touching the controller for this game, it was at a friends house, he was stuck on a boss fight for 6 months, I completed the boss on the 2nd try. After moving away from the boss the game crashed, we tried it several more times after that, with the same result... I went on to buy 4 new copies of the game 1 of which was the Collector's Edition. I have bought Collector's Editions of every Final Fantasy since then.

This game is 10 years old. It looks 10 years old. It feels 10 years old. It behaves like a 10 year old game. Does that make it any different to a game released today? No. The graphics have been brought up to HD quality, so vibrant and bright. The battle's are what I call Final Fantasy at it's best, turn based, you die, you reload from the last place you saved, none of this retry nonsense that you got from future releases. For me, that gives it the classic feel and makes you appreciate the Save Sphere's ALOT! Blitzball is still the best mini game that has ever been invented, the difference now is that you look like you are in water, not just swimming in the air! The chocobo race is still the most annoyingly frustrating mini game of all time on ANY game EVER! But is still part of the fun that your journey has to offer. The cutscenes that alot of reviewers say have lagged behind because they have not been upscaled, in my opinion have not lagged at all. They are still better than most modern games cutscenes, they still envoke the same emotions for me as they did the first several times round.

To summerise. Would I recommend this game to anyone? Yes, absolutely! Would I recommend it to a non FF'er as their first FF game? Yes! Do I think that this adds a valid addition to the FF collection or replacement to the original? Now, I have been asked this by a friend and I think the collection I have on my shelf will have this slotted inbetween FFX-2 Original and FFXII. It does not replace my FFX/FFX-2 it goes along side it. This game is 10 years old, but if you saw it on a shelf, never played it before and opened the box, turned it on and started playing, you could easily believe it was made in 2014.
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R D HODGES
3,0 su 5 stelle I really just wish they had just done a proper remake
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 21 marzo 2014
Piattaforma per visualizzazione: PlayStation 3Edizione: Limited EditionAcquisto verificato
its just, this HD remaster its kinda like the old dvd's that you find are popping up on blu-ray. They look okay and yes, you'd agree it does look marginally better from the original. But you can tell is not true blu-ray.

So what id say to you is, if your wanting to play this game for improved visual vanity sake, don't bother its not that great. However If you love FFX and want to enjoy it once again, you won't be disappointed as its still final fantasy! But this time you get to play it without the annoying memory cards or Ps2 controller cables :)
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