Spoiler warning
First off, we should warn those of you reading this that the following content will contain spoilers that give away Final Fantasy X’s ending. If you have any intention of playing Final Fantasy X (and you really should if you have any interest in its sequel), then stop reading here and go pick up a Greatest Hits copy. We’ll see you in 40-50 hours.
In fact, what we’re about to go over here may also contain a number of minor spoilers in Final Fantasy X-2, though nothing that hasn’t already been revealed in past coverage of the Japanese import.
![Final Fantasy X-2 Preview [ No more spoilers! @ 640 x 480 ] > View Full-Size in another window.](images/03-s.jpg) No more spoilers!
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Good, old fashioned lover boy
With that out of the way, Final Fantasy X-2 takes place two years after Yuna’s fateful journey to defeat Sin. The once chaotic world of Spira has gone through a massive transformation, entering a period of “Eternal Calm.”
Despite the Calm, Yuna’s heart feels empty and longs for her lost love, Tidus. When she obtains a mystical sphere that contains imagery of what might be the Blitzball player she thought was gone forever, Yuna is driven to seek the truth behind what she has seen.
Gotta catch ‘em all
Now that the High Summoner is through with her pilgrimage, she now fills up her days as a sphere hunter. Spheres contain visual recordings of historical events, just like those that you could purchase from the theater in Luca in the first game. Apparently, spheres are now all the rage and everyone wants them.
![Final Fantasy X-2 Preview [ Nothing to sphere @ 640 x 479 ] > View Full-Size in another window.](images/05-s.jpg) Nothing to sphere
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![Final Fantasy X-2 Preview [ Above the clouds @ 635 x 477 ] > View Full-Size in another window.](images/06-s.jpg) Above the clouds
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