Final Fantasy X-2 screens & facts

FINAL FANTASY®X-2 marks the first sequel in the famed series, which has sold over 44 million units worldwide. FINAL FANTASY X released in 2002 was a mega hit with sales topping 5 million and garnered numerous awards, winning gamers and media over with its gripping story, stunning graphics and stirring music. In January 2002, FINAL FANTASY X INTERNATIONAL, an enhanced version of the North America version was released in Japan. This adaptation incorporated several new features as well as a bonus DVD. The bonus disc featured a music video for the theme song, interviews with the voice cast from both the English and Japanese versions, a collection of promotional movies, previews of upcoming titles and a new scene. The 12-minute story titled "The Eternal Calm" left fans yearning for a continuation of the story. Responding to the pleas of fans, the story has been continued in FINAL FANTASY X-2.

Features:

First true sequel to the renowned FINAL FANTASY series.
First mission based FINAL FANTASY allowing for non-linear gameplay.
Playable characters are female, including the introduction of a new main character.
A variety of new and unique job classes such as "Gunner", "Lady Luck", "Berserker" and the atypical "Songstress" have been incorporated into FINAL FANTASY X-2.
For the first time in FINAL FANTASY, characters can switch job classes in the heat of battle utilizing the newly created "Garment Grid".
Stunning transformation sequences, rivaling the summoning of aeons in FINAL FANTASY X.
A return to Active Time Battle (ATB) speeding up the pace of battles.
More dynamic movements in battle previously unseen in FINAL FANTASY titles.