Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

==Differences from the original versions==
[[File:Standard High Definition Comparison - FINAL FANTASY X X-2 HD Remaster|320px|right|Comparison between original and HD versions]]
{{See Also|Final Fantasy X version differences|Final Fantasy X-2 version differences}}
The games have improved maps and character models and textures, as well as improved lighting, shadowing and enhanced pre-rendered movies with better quality in high definition. [[Achievements|Trophies]] for both games are added, and all controllable and other major characters have new character models with [[Fiend (Final Fantasy X)|monsters]] and minor characters having rearranged textures to improve quality. The game now plays at 16:9 widescreen, and some scenes have been adjusted with different camera angles to accommodate for it.

Despite all the new improvements, ''Final Fantasy X'' does not have an option to skip cutscenes. The FMV scenes are not re-rendered and are cropped from the original 4:3 aspect ratio to fit the widescreen perspective. The games still possess the graphical errors like {{foot|hands going through the sleeves, ribbons not folding properly|[[File:Isaaru's end of pilgrimage.jpg|250x250px]]}}, or hair going through the back when a character is moving their head.

As the remasters are of the games' International versions, they have some new additions for North American and PAL region players. The ''Final Fantasy X International'' was never released in North America, and includes a new [[Sphere Grid]] option, new optional [[boss]]es and new abilities. ''Final Fantasy X-2 International + Last Mission'' was a Japan-exclusive release, and adds new [[dressphere]]s, a [[Creature Creator]] system, a [[Fiend Arena]], and a new dungeon: [[Iutycyr Tower]]. Unlike the original version of ''Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission'', where one had the option to load a save file from ''Final Fantasy X-2'', the ''HD Remaster'' automatically assumes the player has a perfect 100% complete save and play-through with the [[multiple endings#Final Fantasy X-2|perfect ending]] when cutscenes occur in ''Final Fantasy X-2: Last Mission''.

However, some enemy abilities are much stronger than those of the original version.

Both games have improved voice audio and have around 60 tracks remastered.

[[File:FFX-2-PS3-PS4-Comparison.png|thumb|left|Comparison of graphics between PS3 and PS4.]]
The new "Quick Recovery" feature is added. The player can restore the party's [[HP (stat)|HP]] with Potions, Hi-Potions, or White Magic. Quick Recovery menu can be accessed by sliding the Vita touchscreen.

[[Kazushige Nojima]] also wrote ''[[Final Fantasy X -Will-]]'', a "new episode" for the remaster, a 30–minute audio drama at the end credits featuring a new cast and new character voices.

The PlayStation 4 version has further enhanced graphics and the ability to choose either the original and the remastered soundtrack. This version has cross-save functionality and remote play–the player can play the game on the PlayStation Vita via Remote Play function from the PlayStation 4. The PlayStation 4 version was released with a glitched random number generator affecting numerous aspects of the game, as well as a glitch that makes the background music restart after each [[Battle (term)|battle]]. Square Enix has since released a 1.01 patch which resolves these issues.<ref>[http://na.square-enix.com/us/blog/final-fantasy-xx-2-hd-remaster-ps4-patch-update-0 Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster PS4 Patch]</ref> The Steam version has autosave and optional in-game boosters.
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