Final Fantasy X - PlayStation 2

Awesome game everything so far is working

Final Fantasy X marks the beginning of the end for the traditional RPG attributes commonplace in the fantasy series. Times were changing for Squaresoft, that soon merged with Enix after the production of FFX. Nobou Uematsu, music composer of Final Fantasy, had made this chapter his final bravado before retirement. He does not disappoint us, and nor do the game designers. The game mechanics of Final Fantasy X take the series in a new direction with the innovative sphere grid for leveling characters. Players can power their characters by earning sphere points and purchasing new abilities and attributes as they gain experience. Graphically, the game is quite dated by today's standards; however, the world of Spira still remains a beauty to behold even after seven years. While developers now push to create RPGs in the mold of online playability, it's refreshing to remember the good old days of Japanese design. Simplistic, yet innovative. Colorful characters and addictive gameplay. Final Fantasy X will stand out as the turning of the tide for the Final Fantasy series. A good turn? Only time will tell.