All jewelry looks like it’s painted on the characters. Some parts of the remaster are less effective. It’s hard to believe that this is an 18-year-old game. The fresh coat of HD paint still looks great. Those people have not experienced the joys of Final Fantasy X-2 and cannot be helped. Final Fantasy X-2 is going to contain a lot of moments where people who walk in on you playing will have a lot of questions. The mini games, specifically the ones revolving around ultimate weapons are still some of the most infuriating aspects of any Final Fantasy.
The fixed camera can sometimes be confounding, but most of the time it is easily dealt with. The minor complaints are those that have been with the game since release. The fact that a speed up feature has been included with every other Final Fantasy port makes it sting that much more.
Stat maxing in this game involves hours dedicated to grinding and it can turn exhausting. Final Fantasy X has a lot of side quests and end game content that would be significantly improved by this feature. Many won’t particularly care about the stat maxing (this writer included) but omitting a speed up feature seems like a missed opportunity. There are no quality of life features like double speed or stat maxing. The second major complaint is also a baffling one. The fact that there isn’t even an option is confounding. People who have owned every iteration across multiple console generations may wish to skip parts. Most first timers to the series will want to experience the rich story. Failure to beat this boss means returning to the last save and watching it again and again. One in particular, is very long and then forces you in to a boss battle that many players will find very difficult.
Some of the cut scenes or dialogue driven scenes are long. In my review back then I mentioned the fact you could not skip cut scenes was rather annoying. The Remaster first appeared on consoles almost six years ago. It contains a slightly upgraded version of the original PS3 remaster (which I reviewed for this very website a long time ago) and is mostly unchanged. Hot off the heels of the PS1 era (except for VIII… sob), Square Enix is releasing their remastered package of X and X-2 for the Nintendo Switch. The Final Fantasy remaster release calendar continues at a blistering pace.
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