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Final Fantasy X

In Final Fantasy X, the main character, Tidus, is a star player of blitzball, a full contact sport. After miraculously surviving the destruction of his homeland, he awakens among ruins and thereafter meets a young woman named Yuna. As a summoner, Yuna must travel to distant temples and learn the secret art of summoning aeons -- powerful spirits of yore, in order to defeat "Sin." Tidus learns that a thousand years in the past, mankind lived in spectacular cities and relied on machines for everything, until Sin suddenly appeared and destroyed all civilization. Now, people shun technology, and no one knows when "Sin" will strike again. Final Fantasy X features a distinct Asian influence, bringing a fresh feel to the characters, music, settings and story.

Final Fantasy X is the first in the series to feature voiceovers for the characters. James Arnold Taylor ("A Moment of Silence") and Hedy Burress ("Valentine") are voicing the main characters in the U.S. release of Final Fantasy X. In addition to the game's voiceover dialogue and fluid gameplay-to-full-motion-video transitions, Final Fantasy X offers fully 3D environments that seamlessly integrate real-time movement with battles, allowing players to walk around and engage in battles on the same field map screen. Life-like, high-polygon, motion-captured characters designed by Tetsuya Nomura (Final Fantasy VII, VIII, Parasite Eve(TM), Parasite Eve 2(TM)) bring realism to the screen. As seen in previous Final Fantasy titles, players will be able to enjoy new mini-games, such as mastering the sport of blitzball and the Al Bhed language. Final Fantasy carries a newly designed battle system with a unique character development system using the "Sphere Grid."

Game Information

User Rating

Rated 3.35/5 (168 Votes)

Platform: Sony PlayStation 2.
Developer: Squaresoft.
ESRB: T (Teen).
Medium: DVD-ROM.
Mode(s): Single Player.

Features:
- Voice-overs will be featured for the first time in the series, utilizing the "Facial Motion System."
- High-polygon, motion-captured player characters, designed by Tetsuya Nomura, bring lifelike realism to the screen.
- The camera will automatically shift its perspective to correspond with the movements of the characters, a feature now possible due to the title being largely polygonal.
- Characters will be able to rotate in and out of the party even in the heat of battle, allowing a "tag team" approach to fighting.

Release Dates
	Japan	North America	Europe	Australia
PlayStation 2	July 19, 2001	December 20, 2001	May 29, 2002	May 17, 2002

Publishers
	Japan	North America	Europe	Australia
PlayStation 2	Squaresoft	Square EA	SCE Europe	SCE Australia

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Japan	North America	Europe	Australia
Visit	Visit	Visit	-

Reviews
GamePro	10 out of 10
OPM	10 out of 10
Famitsu	39 out of 40
Game Informer	9.8 out of 10
RPGFan	97 out of 100
IGN	9.5 out of 10
Gamespot	9.3 out of 10
EGM	9.3 out of 10
Gaming Age	A
Game Revolution	A-

Developers
Executive Producer	Hironobu Sakaguchi
Producer	Yoshinori Kitase
Director	Motomu Toriyama
Music Composer	Nobuo Uematsu
Main Programmer	Takashi Katano
Movie Director	Hiroshi Kuwabara
Character Design	Tetsuya Nomura
Art Director	Yusuke Naora
Scenario Writer	Kuzushige Nojima
Image Illustrator	Yoshitaka Amano

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Japan		North America		Europe

Review

Coming soon.

Screenshots


Lulu	Kimahri Ronso	Rikku

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