I have to say that on rare occasions I had some bugs in FF-X HD that forced me to restart the game.I was stuck in combat with no menu (prize or combat). I don't know, a J-RPG takes a lot of time to accomplish, maybe if you are a hardcore FF/J-RPG fan, and you have video-game time to spare, give FF X-2 a go, there's still some good ideas here and there, but not FF-X territory. That bold 'job' system, back in the time was also quite futuristic and broke the traditional systems. FF-X ending set a tone also that I lost here, FF-X is violent, dark, sad.I think the tone of FF X-2 disrespects FF-X lore and story. It's more fan service with people revisiting Spira and seeing character X or Y.but with far less depth compared to FF-X HD.

I feel it was more of an experimental J-RPG targeted at a whole different audience, I think a restricted character pool, an all-female cast was a bold idea and under the right circumstances it can be really a good idea, but the game is a bad execution of that idea. FF X-2 HD is, meh, not up to FF-X, story-wise it's really not a good epilogue for me.

The difficulty of the final boss, whilst not horrible, it's challenging, especially if you are not a perfectionist who will seek the strongest weapons and customizations :). The story has a dark, philosophical aspect I really liked, memories, dreams, death, life, friendship, connections.I feel it's more mature, different compared to many other J-RPG. The story has a dark, philosophical FF X HD is a masterpiece, I found the lack of level, replaced with the grid system quite 'avant-gardiste'. FF X HD is a masterpiece, I found the lack of level, replaced with the grid system quite 'avant-gardiste'.

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