Earlier this week saw the launch of the beloved Final Fantasy X on the Nintendo Switch 2, serving as the newest remaster of the 2001 RPG with the same name. Marking, as you can probably guess, the tenth installment in the Final Fantasy franchise, Final Fantasy X was the first in the series to feature two game-defining additions: fully 3D environments and voice acting.
As such, it has become one of the most memorable entries in the Square Enix saga, so it is perhaps no surprise that it is still just as loved well over two decades later.
Set in Spira, a location inspired by the South Pacific known as Spira, players take on the role of Tidus, a star athlete who finds himself traveling to Spira after his homeland is destroyed by Sin. Joined by the likes of Yuna, Tidus and his group of adventurers come together to take down Sin, who they soon discover to be none other than Jecht, Tidus' missing father.
Now hailed as one of the greatest video games of all time, Final Fantasy X received a remaster, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, back in 2013, and now with its Nintendo Switch 2...
