A Final Fantasy X-3 in some form or another isn't completely ruled out according to words said in a new interview with Square Enix creatives in Famitsu magazine this week. Tetsuya Nomura, Motomu Toriyama and scenario writer Kazushige Nojima were asked to share some words on the Final Fantasy X series and its potential futures. According to Nomura, Nojima actually wrote a scenario for FFX-3 if it ever were to happen. Will and 2.5 were created from this synopsis, however, the concept itself remains in limbo. Toriyama goes on to say that "the possibility of making FFX-3 is not zero." First they'll have to finish Final Fantasy VII Remake, which continues to be a lengthy project for the foreseeable future. Via: @aitaikimochi.

Square Enix has released a new video offering a deep dive look into the development of Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster. As the fourth episode to their "Inside Final Fantasy" series, the thirty-minute video features a slew of interviews of key developers, such as Yoshinori Kitase (Producer), Takashi Katano (Event Main Programmer), Momotu Toriyama (X Event Director | X-2 Director) and Yusuke Naora (X Art Director), discussing the legacy of both titles as well as their experiences developing them. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4P3iPwf1pM Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster is available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC.

For the first time, Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 have finally found their way to the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One family of devices. Fans new and old alike can now experience the classical romance story of Tidus and Yuna as they embark on a grand adventure to save the world of Spira from destruction. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster offers high definition graphics, a remastered OST and includes Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X: Eternal Calm, Final Fantasy X-2, Final Fantasy X-2 Last Mission, credits and Bonus Audio Drama. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is available now for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. Launch Trailer Gallery

Square Enix has released a new trailer for the upcoming release of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster on the Nintendo Switch and the Xbox One family of devices. Witness once more the classical adventurous love story of Tidus and Yuna as they try to save the magical world of Spira from certain doom. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is scheduled to release physically and digitally for Nintendo Switch and Xbox One devices on April 16, 2019.

Square Enix will be displaying illustrations of Tidus and Yuna after the events of Final Fantasy X-2 at their special “Farewell Stories” exhibition which will be held at the Mori Arts Center Gallery in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo from January 22 to February 28. Members of the press, such as Famitsu, were invited into the exhibition ahead of its official opening, and the outlet has shared a few images showcasing the illustrations. For those that are unaware, the artworks are the same ones that were included in the “Credits & Bonus Audio” feature bundled with Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster. If that doesn't whet your appetite, the company will also be showcasing never before seen image boards from the much anticipated Final Fantasy VII Remake. Head here to read more. Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster is available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and PC.

Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster is out today on PC following a stealth upload and reveal on the Steam store a couple days ago. To celebrate, Square Enix is offering this new release at a 20% discount of $24.00 until May 19. Similar to last year's PS4 release, the PC version comes packed with all the content featured in the International editions of both FFX and X-2 as well as the option to swap between the original and remastered background music. Additionally, PC players can take advantage of a new auto-save function, game boosters including high speed and no encounter modes and Steam trading cards. Unfortunately, Square Enix confirmed dual audio options won't be included due to technical issues. For more on Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster for PC, visit the game's Steam page and catch the launch trailer below.

Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster will arrive on Steam this Thursday, May 12th. A remaster of the original PlayStation 2 titles, the collection includes visual upgrades for HD resolution and the content of the International version releases. The Steam version will also include new features including five "game boosters" that include high speed and no encounter modes. Update: Steam lists English and Japanese audio will be included. You can check out the game's listing on Steam here.

According to a listing found on Steamdb, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster may be coming to Steam eventually. No additional detail were given as of this moment but stay tuned as we will update you as soon as we hear more information. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster was released on PS3 and PS Vita in December 2013 in Japan and in the remaining regions in March of 2014. Square Enix then re-released the game on PlayStation 4 earlier this year of 2015.

Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster arrived on PS4 some months ago and while it was a polished port it wasn't without a couple small, but important issues. Upon playing the game, some attentive fans discovered that the PS4 release had issues with RNG (random number generation) and problems with music restarting rather than continuing after battles. Square Enix has since acknowledged these issues and issued a 37MB patch through the PS4's automatic update system. To obtain the patch, all you need is an internet connection and the game and it should automatically download and install for you - making this release now the definitive versions of Final Fantasy X and X-2.

Square Enix is unleashing Final Fantasy X & X-2 HD Remaster for PlayStation 4 this week, and we've captured a little bit of footage from the new PS4 version of the former game just to give an idea of how it performs. The truth of the matter is it's largely the same, with similar (but allegedly slightly tweaked) character models and textures around the world of Spira, while the menus look as snazzy and as smooth as they did in the PlayStation 3 release. Even the save transfer system, shown in the video, remains intact. New to this release is a switcher between the original soundtrack the arranged soundtrack the original remastered release featured - so if you didn't find that to your tastes you can now enjoy Uematsu's original arrangements from the PS2. There's of course a natural advantage in playing the game with the PS4's more universal operating system behind the scenes too. Check out the video below and our original review of the PS3 and Vita versions through this link. It's out this week, and is available now via Amazon in both Limited and Regular Editions. Syndicated from our sister site, RPG Site.