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Final Fantasy X and X-2 now available on Steam

After Final Fantasy IX, Square Enix has made available on Steam Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 HD Remaster in versions, two of the most popular sections of the longest running series of JRPG published for the first time on PS2 in 2002 and in 2004.

Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster for Steam includes the following new features: characters, monsters and retouched and refined environments in high definition to provide even more immersive viewing experience; a soundtrack remastered and rearranged; content of the international version; autosave option and 5 additional features, including a way to increase the speed and to avoid meeting the enemies; collectible cards and achievement of Steam.

Final Fantasy X tells the story of Tidus, a sample of Blitzball, that with the help of the beautiful summoner Yuna tries to save the world from an endless cycle of destruction caused by a terrible threat only known by the name of "Sin".

Final Fantasy X-2, on the other hand, returns to Spira two years after the start of the Eternal Calm. Yuna becomes a cacciasfere and share with the friends Rikku and Paine for a trip around the world to try to discover the meaning of a mysterious movie recorded in a sphere.


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