Final Fantasy X-2
Released March 13, 2003 on PS2
About Final Fantasy X-2
Final Fantasy X-2 is a role-playing game and adventure released for PlayStation 2 on March 13, 2003. Published by Square Enix, with Electronic Arts also credited as a publisher, it was developed by Square Product Development Division 1. It is a single-player game played from a third-person perspective with some side-view scenes, and it carries ESRB T and PEGI 12 ratings.
The game is a sequel to Final Fantasy X and belongs to the Final Fantasy series. It is set in a fantasy world with science fiction elements and includes open world and romance themes. The story follows Yuna, Rikku, and Paine as they travel the land of Spira, which is in a period of relative peace two years after the events of the previous game.
Gameplay centers on a dress-based character system, where the outfit a character wears determines her abilities and stats. Players can swap outfits during battle to adapt to different enemies, and the game uses an Active Time Battle system. The world is largely open to explore, with minigames and side quests to complete between story chapters.
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Final Fantasy X-2 FAQ
When did Final Fantasy X-2 come out?
Final Fantasy X-2 came out on March 13, 2003.
What platforms is Final Fantasy X-2 on?
Final Fantasy X-2 came out on PS2.
Who made Final Fantasy X-2?
Final Fantasy X-2 is developed by Square Product Development Division 1 and published by Square Enix, Square and Electronic Arts.
Is Final Fantasy X-2 multiplayer?
No. Final Fantasy X-2 is single player only.
What is Final Fantasy X-2 rated?
Final Fantasy X-2 is rated ESRB T (Teen) and PEGI 12.
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