Final Fantasy X-2 sells a million
Posted by malebolgia on 20 January 2004 - 15:20 · 23 comments & 655 views
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#1 Posted by dougkinzinger on 20 Jan 2004 - 15:30
- Well, even though the music is utter rubbish compared to FFX's, FFX-2 still is a pretty decent game and gives good closure (if you get the good ending, that is).
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#2 Posted by yudi_lks on 20 Jan 2004 - 15:52
- Indeed, the music sucks... But the gameplay rocks man...
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#3 Posted by nekrosoft13 on 20 Jan 2004 - 15:53
- another one of these stupid rpgs
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#3.1 Posted by DsnBehind on 20 Jan 2004 - 20:59
- No. Only Final Fantasy X, X-2, IX, and VII are stupid RPGs.
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#3.3 Posted by GiB WaKeR on 20 Jan 2004 - 21:39
- FFVII was the greatest RPG ever made... what kind of crack are you smoking?
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#3.4 Posted by mezz on 20 Jan 2004 - 22:28
QUOTE FFVII was the greatest RPG ever made... what kind of crack are you smoking?
Agree, it was one of best game that I ever had played. When I tried the VIII and it was an okay version, but VII is better. VIII was the last one that I played and was like only an hour play. I am wondering what's other best version like VII?
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Err, when will someone fix this sh!tty quote feature that isn't work very well..
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#3.5 Posted by demorgoron on 20 Jan 2004 - 22:35
- i second you nekrosoft13,this is the lamest game ever,
and looks like there are 1 million lame ppl in north america LOL! -
#3.6 Posted by nekrosoft13 on 20 Jan 2004 - 23:14
- true, but you can't do anything about it.
maybe sooner or later they will learn
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#4 Posted by BiGdUsTy on 20 Jan 2004 - 17:39
- Im tired of seeing the damn ad's over and over and over
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#5 Posted by Test Zero on 20 Jan 2004 - 18:14
- What's the UK release date for this game?
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#5.1 Posted by Caelamia on 24 Jan 2004 - 14:12
- I believe it is 20th February, but I know what Squaresoft are like with their PAL conversions. "Final Fantasy X will be released in February. Er, actually, better put that back a month. Well, let's leave it till May and see if anyone notices we put it back again..."
Honestly, look at the release date for Final Fantasy 11 in Europe. 13th August 2004?!? How many months space is that from the USA release?! And that's just the PC version. The European PS2 version seems to have quietly slipped away from media attention and will never see the light of day.
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#6 Posted by GiB WaKeR on 20 Jan 2004 - 20:32
- Cool game... kinda... but I like the traditional storyline better than FFX-2's 'mission' system, and I also miss my World Map from every of iteration of the series (other than FFX and FFXI of course). Furthermore, having only three main characters total through out the game was a bit of a downer, but they did well with what they set out to do.
Good old fashioned FFX gameplay however, with only minor complaints here and there.
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#7 Posted by HellBender on 20 Jan 2004 - 22:58
- The first Final Fantasy game I got bored of before i beat.
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#8 Posted by rushers38 on 20 Jan 2004 - 23:07
- I am a bit biased because I LOVE all the Final Fantasy line including the new one for PS2 and Gamecube (yes Gamecube). My favorite one is FFVIII with the draw magic command. But FFVII paved the way for RPG's to come!!!
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#9 Posted by Dale on 20 Jan 2004 - 23:36
- i wasn't too pleased with X-2... X was good though..
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#10 Posted by NeoMasamune on 21 Jan 2004 - 05:23
- I liked it. It wasn't as good as some of the other FF's but it had it's moments.
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#11 Posted by DKAngel on 21 Jan 2004 - 08:06
- man u all suck final fantasy has roceked everytime it has been release to the exeption of ff8 =]
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#12 Posted by Chrysalis on 21 Jan 2004 - 11:33
- ff8 was poor alright, they probably got away with releasing a poor version after the huge success of ff7
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#12.1 Posted by burning_jonny on 21 Jan 2004 - 16:53
- How can any of you say FINAL FANTASY VIII was poor?! That game was solid, unlike your soft heads!
I can't wait for a sequel to FFVIII!
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#13 Posted by Patriot314 on 24 Jan 2004 - 05:58
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I am loving Final Fantasy X and can't wait to get X-2.
Square Enix has today announced that over a million copies of Final Fantasy X-2 have been sold in North America since it was released in November. Combined with over two million sales in Japan and around 6.6 million worldwide sales of Final Fantasy X, today's announcement takes the total number of units shipped for Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 to over 10 million units.
"Hitting this milestone reinforces the high review scores and widespread recognition Final Fantasy X-2 has received for its storyline, gameplay and graphics," said Jun Iwasaki, president and CEO, Square Enix U.S.A. "It also shows that fans of Final Fantasy X were waiting to continue the journey in this sequel. We are pleased with the wonderful response that Final Fantasy X-2 has received from the public and at retail."
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