Original release of the game, released on July 19, 2001.3.5.1 PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.PS4, PS3 and Vita versions will feature cross-save, allowing game saves from one version to be played in the other.īoth the PS4, PS3 and Vita versions will feature Trophies. Additionally, the ending credits feature a new audio drama and examples of FF10 & 10-2 concept art. They force an enemy to drop a particular type of sphere after battle.ĭozens of songs from the original soundtracks are remastered and included in the HD Remake.
The weapon auto-abilities are called Distill Power, Distill Mana, Distill Speed, and Distill Ability. The Creature Creator and Field Arena tournaments from FF10-2 are also included in the HD Remake.įinal Fantasy X International also includes four new weapon auto-abilities. New Dresspheres will also be available in FF10-2 HD Remix, including Festivalist and Psychic. Extract Ability: Same effect as an Ability Distiller item.Extract Speed: Same effect as a Speed Distiller item.Extract Mana: Same effect as a Mana Distiller item.Extract Power: Same effect as a Power Distiller item.Quick Pockets: Use curative items quickly, without losing a turn.Full Break: All four "Break" effects at once.Nab Gil: The Mug equivalent of Pilfer Gil.The remake will also include the Eternal Calm short film, a cinematic linking the first and second installments of Final Fantasy 10.Īmong the new abilities transferred over from the International Edition are: Significant alterations from these versions include alternate Expert Sphere Grids, new character Abilities, alternate versions and optional boss battles including the Dark Aeon and super-boss Penance encounters, and new game play areas including FF10-2 Last Mission. The remakes are based on the previously Japan/European exclusive FFX International and FFX-2 International editions. Environmental textures have been redesigned for higher-resolution output, and character facial models have been altered to create a wider variety of available expressions. The PS4 version goes even further by smoothing out the textures. Final Fantasy 10 and 10-2 for PS2 were designed with a native 512x416 resolution, while the PS3 and Vita remakes run in much higher native HD resolutions. The most obvious change is the extensive graphical overhaul.
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