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Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster Official Strategy Guide
Final Fantasy X / X-2 HD Remaster Official Strategy Guide
This Definitive Guide for Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster!
• Comprehensive Walkthrough for All Versions
• Illustrated Maps
• Full Coverage of All Side Quests
• Complete Mini-Game Coverage
• Creature Creator Strategy
• Game Secrets, the Most Powerful Weapons, and Full Enemy Data
• Everything You Need for 100% Game Completion
This Definitive Guide for Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster!
• Comprehensive Walkthrough for All Versions
• Illustrated Maps
• Full Coverage of All Side Quests
• Complete Mini-Game Coverage
• Creature Creator Strategy
• Game Secrets, the Most Powerful Weapons, and Full Enemy Data
• Everything You Need for 100% Game Completion
367 pages, Paperback
First published March 18, 2014
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January 16, 2018
What can I say. I am a huge fan of Final Fantasy and this is probably my 50th or so gameplay of this game (X and X2 since their initial launch on PS2)
So instead of reading my books (read half a manga series while the cutscenes played. If you know them by heart, you need to keep busy with something else), I enjoyed my week end completing this saga.
Since this is a book review and not a game review, I'll keep it to a minimum.
Fun walkthrough with additions. It's smaller than the original version, yup I own the original PS2 versions as well. But it is just as informative. Of course, if you're looking for the perfect 100 percent no questions asked for FFX2, I suggest using the internet. It can get a bit confusing. And it doesn't hurt to have a comparison just in case.
So instead of reading my books (read half a manga series while the cutscenes played. If you know them by heart, you need to keep busy with something else), I enjoyed my week end completing this saga.
Since this is a book review and not a game review, I'll keep it to a minimum.
Fun walkthrough with additions. It's smaller than the original version, yup I own the original PS2 versions as well. But it is just as informative. Of course, if you're looking for the perfect 100 percent no questions asked for FFX2, I suggest using the internet. It can get a bit confusing. And it doesn't hurt to have a comparison just in case.
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