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Final Fantasy X Official Strategy Guide
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Rating: 4.46/5 from 59 reviews Final Fantasy X...Better Than VII?complete and usefulYou don't need this guide to finish the game because there's really nowhere you'll get stuck, but I recommend getting it anyway. Here's my FF tactic: I play the game a first time to the end, and then I buy the guide and play it a second time with the guide at hand. I found this guide to be very helpful in figuring out the leveling up of characters correctly. You will end up wasting your characters abilities if you don't know what you're doing. You'll also need it if you're interested in getting the ultimate weapons of your characters. You may be able to stumble upon most of the items you need, but unless you do this professionally, I can almost guarantee that you'll never figure them all out without help (and even with help, I had to give up on a few ... too frustrating to do). The best Final Fantasy Guide I've ever seenThis is the best FFX guide that I've ever seen and in my opinion is how every Final Fantasy guide should look from BradyGAMES. No more stupid playonline, no plot spoilers, no maps in the back of the book make this guide a must have for FFX. The level of detail in the walkthrough is very good. The walkthrough has fully detailed maps pointing out the location of every item in the game! The walkthrough also has crystal clear screenshots and WON'T take away any of the fun of the game. The guide also has a complete coverage of Blitzball and the Spheregrid letting you decide what route to take on the grid. The Blitzball section has the complete Tuturiol that the in game one described, and gives you complete stats of each character in the game. The Characters section gives you a look over at the overdrives of a character, their section of the sphere grid and what they're most useful for. It also has a complete list of items and abilities and coverage of every Aeon in the game. The bestiary (I think) is the greatest bestiary I've ever seen in my life! All the stats, the amount of HP you need for an Overkill, the amount of AP you receive after the battle and much more where that came from. The guide covers all the secrets in the game and the sidequests including how to obtain everyone's legendary weapon! The boss strategies are very handy and unlike past FF guides, don't repeat the same thing over and over, and also unlike past FF guides (especially VII and IX) will actually HELP you defeat the boss, giving you suggested characters to use all the time and what you'll need. Plus it tells you all the stats for a boss without having to flip to the bestiary. The walkthrough also tells you all the enemies and HP at the start of each area that way you don't have to waste more time flipping about 100+ pages every time. Overall this is the greatest FF guide from BradyGAMES, after their FFIX guide I almost didn't pick this up, but since it doesn't refer you to playonline 300 times. you should get this guide for all that I just explained. Oh, before I forget. The guide comes with a Double-Sided poster! One side with the Sphere Grid and another with Rikku's overdrive, Mix. I suggest you hang it on the side with Rikku's overdrive, Mix, since the Sphere Gird is already in the guide. And one other thing. The guide has an Interview with Squaresoft and it doesn't hurt to read it because you can find out about the development of the game. Anyways, grab the guide because it helps on puzzles and has a brilliantly done walkthorugh that DOESN'T spoil the game. I'd recomend the guuide. ***** | ||||||||||||||||||||
Ryja y kuut tyo, yht ihdem haqd desa, rybbo kysehk!
(Just in case you're wondering, that's the in-game language, Al Bhed, for "have a good day, and until next time, happy gaming!)