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These two options make the game’s combat system feel really flexible and robust for a simple turn-based RPG.Ī full remake of the PS2 side-scrolling action RPG Odin Sphere. It also changes the combat system into an Active Time Battle system of previous releases but you can switch it back to Wait mode. This is where you change dresspheres (or costumes) of the three main characters to instantly switch between abilities rather than changing party members. While some part of the fanbase is still not sure X-2 is a necessary addition to X‘s story, most agree that the Garment Grid system is one of the most interesting experiments the franchise has done.

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You can also transfer save data between the standalone Vita version to the PS3 and 4 counterparts or vice-versa. It added new dresspheres, a Creature Creator system, a Fiend Arena, and a new randomly generated dungeon called Iutycyr Tower. Meanwhile, the sequel is based on the Japanese-only Final Fantasy X-2 International + Last Mission. What other RPG franchise is synonymous with “classic”? 3. The Vita version even adds a Quick Recovery feature that lets you quickly restore the party’s HP to full using the minimal amount of healing items and magic together with a 30–minute audio drama at the end credits, Final Fantasy X -Will-, as bonuses. The Final Fantasy X International was released with a new Sphere Grid option, optional Dark Aeons and Penance bosses, Eternal Calm scenes that lead into X-2, and new abilities.

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There’s Conditional Turn-Based Battle system that dictates turns based on both character’s stats and action, switching out party members on the fly, directly controlling summons’ attack instead of just running canned animations, and the highly customizable and expansive Sphere Grid upgrade system (which works similarly to Path of Exile‘s skill tree if you comparing it to a newer release).Ĭonsidering this HD compilation is based on the International version that never saw a release in North America, all the new additions are good enough reasons if you want to replay the game. The game instantly made a wave when it first released (and still do among RPG enthusiasts) thanks to its strategic combat.

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However, in the Americas and Europe, only the first game has a physical release, but it includes a download code for X-2. In Japan and Asia regions, both are sold physically.

Other than Persona, the other PS2 JRPG classic you can get on PS Vita are Final Fantasy X and its sequel. Quality of life changes such as more difficulty options and customization, modification to Persona skill acquisition, scene skipping, combat system rework, to brand new voice lines, costumes, areas, Social Links, characters, and even endings. Trying to complete all of the available Social Links and collects all Persona in one run will surely eat a huge chunk of your free time easily.Īn enhanced port of the original PS2 release, this version adds many new contents. With that in mind, although I personally find it drags a bit too much at times, it does give an extra layer of gameplay that’s not strictly combat-related as well as flesh out NPC characters. Each people will have their own daily routines depending on the time of day and weather. While investigating the mystery, you can deepen your bonds with fellow townspeople that will give you bonus skills and/or new Personas. What makes it a hit among RPG and anime fans though, is the Social Links system. Oh, and all of you also gain the ability to get inside TVs and summon (and collect) demons called Persona. One thing leads to another, and you and your new friends in school end up being involved in a murder mystery. Here, you play as Yu Narukami, a high school student who just transferred to the rural town of Inaba. If we’re talking about PS Vita, of course, we cannot not talk about Persona 4 Golden, the extremely popular RPG that’s basically Pokemon but with a dash of teenage angst.