Yeah, I would say this is the worst. I can hardly get through it.

Things that I really didn't like about this game:
-Yuna- in X she appeared to be a sweet but naive girl on a pilgrimage. But as the story goes on, you find out how mature and self sacrificing she it. She was willing to sacrifice herself for the happiness of others and she found out what Seymore was up too and was going to marry him in an attempt to send him. In X-2, she seems to have reverted to a thirteen year old teeny bopper. I hardly recognized her in this game. She seemed to become Rikku#2 And what happened to her white magic?

-The outfits. I don't have a problem with Rikku dressing on the skimpy side. But Yuna? Uh no. More damage to her character. I would have liked if Yuna at least dressed modestly. I mean, she was looking for Tidus, why dress
in a way that will attract every man in Spira's attention? Paine was alright but I would think a warrior would want ALL their skin covered to avoid, you know, pericings.

-One word "disaterific"

-Singing? What, did these girls sign a contract with Disney? Personally, I would have though Yuna wouldn't have wanted all that attention on her.

-Job changing. It's Pretty Soldier Sailor Yuna! Actually, it was fun at times to see them transform, but I couldn't help but think of magical girl anime.

-Rikku became incredibly annoying! She was fine in X if not a little bothersome, but in this game...


-The title. X-2. It just sounds silly considering X is the tenth sequel. It would be like Aladin 3-2, or Legally blond 5-2 or any other sequel to a sequel.

I wouldn't actually count it as a 'real' final fantasy game. To me, it is just an optional mini game of FFX...that may sound stupid but its how i feel about that game.

Ol' square enix realized that Final Fantasy X was able to garner more female players than previous final fantasies-something they dearly want to accomplish because if more girls become gamers then more money money money...They capitalized on this additional female consumer base and made a game geared directly towards females...If you hook them on the next installment of the series, they are more likely to buy future additions....And with popularity of anime and cosplay at an all-time high-which is garnering more female popularity by the minute, you've got a good base for future diehards to ensure...future sales.


I was hooked on FFX so buying and playing X-2 was a must...but it doesn't compare to most all of the final fantasy products out there....It was purely a money-making whore of a game...Nothing wrong with that...Hey, the guys at square enix (squaresoft back in the day) have given me hours upon countless hours of enjoyment, I hope that favor is returned them, honestly. I'm willing to give them a pass on jumping on a significant money-making opportunity....and honestly, although the game wasn't the greatest, I still enjoyed it.



Oh yeah, and guys, don't let it happen again.

FFX 2 it rocks

I'll say no just because I don't really think there is a "worst" Final Fantasy game. Sure it's not as good as some of the others, but I'm glad as hellt aht I was able to play it. It's a whole new adventure with some of my favorite characters of all-time. Sure teh story could ahve been better, but a poor FF is better than no FF at all.

X-2 was horible in my opinion. i think that there were way too many side quest and stuff that you had to do, to be able to complete the game. it also felt like to me that there truly was no story line.

X-2 was horible in my opinion. i think that there were way too many side quest and stuff that you had to do, to be able to complete the game. it also felt like to me that there truly was no story line. also what is up with the only three characters that are playable and the dressphere thing sucked