The series made the jump from the PlayStation console to the PlayStation 2 and the developers did a great job of taking everything that made some of the previous Final Fantasy titles great while ditching some of the annoying features that made them terrible. To start things off, the graphics in the game are fantastic.
The move from 2D pre-rendered backgrounds into the realm of 3D was done flawlessly and it gave Final Fantasy X a feeling of immersion that none of the other Final Fantasy games were able to create. On the flip side and as part of this transition, Final Fantasy X left behind one of the key features and signatures of the series, which was the over-world map tying each of the individual locations together. Instead of a world map the game utilized a list of locations allowing players to select a city or story location to return to from the Airship.
This gave the game less of an epic feeling that some of the previous titles were able to achieve. The plot, the characters, the setting and especially the music left a lasting impact on players which helped spawn the follow up titles to Final Fantasy X including the first true sequel to any game in the series, Final Fantasy X The addition of voice actors added another impactful element to the game and while some of the lines in the game are particularly cringeworthy the whistling scene in Luca they did a fantastic job overall.
Most of the actual gameplay elements were well done and well received. The Sphere Grid system was an interesting twist on the traditional leveling style of previous RPGs but other than looking cool it offered a fairly linear leveling system with very limited customization. The Expert Sphere Grid added some complexity and additional customization, but is only available on your second play through aside from the HD Remaster version which allows for you to select the Expert Sphere Grid as soon as you start.
The equipment customization feature was annoying. Rather than providing an element of variability to the game you tended to wind up with a mishmash of wacky armor with completely random auto-abilities.
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