I can't speak on the Japanese vs English decision, but I do personally prefer the original soundtrack however, the remastered one is still very good.

When you have it change the Format box to PCSX2 and hit the Download button. It can also make the game much harder if you make bad decisions. Simply highlight codes at the top of the screen then pick Sony, then PS2. While I think the expert grid is fun, it can be a bit much for new players and can greatly change how the game feels. i've been googling since yesterday, to find a definitive answer on how to make the cheats work on Final Fantasy X (US), but all i see is people. Regardless of which you play, I'd also say to play with the standard sphere grid. NEED HELP an END to an OLD Problem FF-X (US) NEED HELP an END to an OLD Problem FF-X (US) as you can see, obviously i am new to pcsx2, and i certainly dont know anything bout codes. After that, you're left with only the PC or switch versions really. If you want to play on the go, then my go to choice would be the vita version if you have a vita, but I doubt that. The main differences to be aware of are:ġ) The vita and switch versions have a convenient 'quick heal' menu that is niceĢ) Not all platforms have both music optionsģ) All the PlayStation versions support cloud saving and sharing of saves between systemsĤ) The PC version has autosaves and cheats/helpers built inĥ) The Xbox and switch versions use the Japanese names for some key items in the game (makes no difference to gameplay, but can confuse some people when they try to look things up online to find them) As for which system, it doesn't really matter, they are all mostly the same.

You should absolutely play the remastered version. Final Fantasy X and Video Game Narrative: Re-Imagining the Quest Story by Mark Ivan Host.For spoilers, use the following code: (#s 'Spoiler Here') Memory card saved files only with Rogue Emulator.

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