I've been playing this game back on my PS2 for years now and with it on PS4 several years later now its made the classic game so much more appealing to me now that it has International Version content like Dark Aeons and Penance and with the Trophies now it gives me more incentive to Platinum the...

Whatever you think of the original games this is one of the best HD remakes ever, and a considerable improvement on the already excellent PlayStation 3 and Vita versions.

One of the best battle systems in the whole franchise, married to one of the more engaging storylines and an interesting mix of modern and retro influences; Excellent remastering effort

The script in both games is poor and the voice-acting absolutely atrocious; Irritating mini-games; Final Fantasy X-2 is pure fluff, despite a few interesting ideas

It is always hard to review a game that came out ages ago and I found that to be the case with Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster. For the die-hard fans of the franchise, this game is a must-have while for others, I fear that it's not for everyone.

Let's get down to the nitty-gritty. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster features a lot of bonus content in addition to the HD remaster of the visuals of the original games. The soundtrack has been rearranged and remastered for high definition audio, an audio drama plays over the end credits, it now has...

The games look significant better; Final Fantasy X-2 still feels fresh; International versions have bonus content

Final Fantasy X-2 still feels fresh; International versions have bonus content

Both the Final Fantasy X games take place within the very well realised world of Spira. Spira has gone through a huge golden age of industrialism, brought about by a mysterious advanced civilisation and their constructions.

Last year when I reviewed Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Collection , never did I ever think I'd be back to review the Remastered edition. Mainly because I didn't think the game needed one and I certainly didn't think many things could be improved.

Cross-save | Remote Play | Optional Original Music | Screen Shots

No Major Differences | Not Financially Worth it if You Already Own the HD version

"Unfortunately, while the PS4 version contains what is without a doubt the best-looking of both games, there are also some strange technical foibles unique to this version that may hinder the experience." ? 2015 Square Enix. All rights reserved.

These games have never looked better; you can toggle between the original and remastered soundtrack

Weird technical issues with random battles and audio that weren't present in last year's release; Other than that, not much has changed

One of the finest JRPGs I've played in years was a Final Fantasy remaster; the surprise hit Final Fantasy Type-0 HD . A game I had never played before in any form. It left me wanting to revisit other games in the franchise and luckily along came the Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster on the PlayStation 4.

The best looking version of the game; The best running version of the game; 100+ hours worth of gameplay; Both games offer a nice level of variety; Some great boss battles in both X and X-2

The voice acting in X is still poor; Some of the animations feel a bit jarring; End game of X; The main menus do not look great; Feels a bit dated

_____________________________ Something completely brand new, and made for FFX|X-2 HD Remaster, is a 30-minute audio drama entitled Final Fantasy X –Will–. This audio drama picks up one year after the events of FFX-2 following two new characters named Chuami and Kurgum.

Other console/handheld formats: PS3, Vita To some, Final Fantasy X is considered as the last great single player mainline entry in the Final Fantasy series. After this, Final Fantasy XII truly reinvented the series with its MMO style mechanics, which some series fans felt were too far removed from...