And on the way there, you have to try to keep yourself from strangling some obnoxious jerk called Seymour. And you meet some people and go on an adventure with your girlfriend who wants to be the very best that there ever was. You’re a star “Blitzball” player, which means underwater soccer, and one day, your world is flipped inside out and you’re thrown into another world or dimension… something. The music is good, but I can’t remember it. The sound for this game is pretty standard stuff. Sometimes, it feels like the entirety of Final Fantasy X’s world is just a giant spiral… There’s no overworld and so travel is largely limited to walking from one point to another on foot.

Somehow, that removes some of the magic from the environments and they become just another beach, just another ice cavern, just another desert. The environments are now fully rendered instead of being still CG backgrounds like the PS1 Final Fantasy games. There’s also a sort of strange Pokemon-ish feel to the summons, where it’ll take over the party when one comes out and stay out until you call it back, it wins, or it dies. There are four elements on top of physical. You can see who will act next and how the action you choose on that turn will affect who comes next. The battle system goes back to being turn based, but more like the Tactics games. I couldn’t care enough about it to beat it, unfortunately, something that I might remedy in the future. This was the last Final Fantasy I played (although I own its sequel, XII, XIII, and XIII-2. So many people love this game, but I found it to be just alright. When I finally played it, it was… alright. I bought this game long before I had a PS2 (it took Dragon Quest VIII to finally get me to buy one). I’ve never done this before and I doubt I’ll ever get excited enough to do it again. There was a time when I used to have Final Fantasy X and couldn’t play it.

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