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Revision as of 05:32, 14 May 2014
Final Fantasy X-2 is a direct sequel to the popular Final Fantasy X, and takes place two years after the events of the previous game. Despite offering FFX fans more of the same, FFX-2 was less successful. It is the first Final Fantasy game to be a direct sequel, however Final Fantasy VII has also had several sequels since. The game features Yuna and Rikku from the previous game, and Paine, a new character. It takes place shortly after FFX, when most of the characters have gone their separate ways. The game uses a modified version of the job system from Final Fantasy III with a skill growth system similar to Final Fantasy VIII's.
Although the game was not very successful when first released for Playstation 2, in 2014 Square Enix re-released a remastered version for Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita. It is available as a bundle package with Final Fantasy X.
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PS2 Cover
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North American PS3 Collector's Edition.
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North American PS3 Limited Edition Advertisement.
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North American PS3 Limited Edition Cover Art
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The remaster edition's North American PS Vita advertisement.
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The remaster edition's Japanese PS Vita box.
