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Final Fantasy X-2 Official Strategy Guide
BradyGames' "FINAL FANTASY X-2 Official Strategy Guide" provides a step-by-step walkthrough, which shows how to complete every mission and trigger every scene. The guide also features complete abilities lists for all 17 dresspheres and special dresspheres. The abilities and status bonuses for all 60 Garment Grids are also revealed in this detailed section. All-inclusive bestiary uncovers everything gamers need to know about each fiend--strengths, weaknesses, and immunities, plus the items that can be stolen or attained by defeating these enemies. Extensive mini-game coverage and a flowchart that reveals every gameplay decision and its end result, so that players can master 100% of the game! Top notch boss strategy, area maps, accessory and item inventories, and much more!
This Signature Series guide also features a special, two-sided poster with expanded coverage of the Alchemist, Lady Luck, and Gun Mage dresspheres.
This title is available for sale in the U.S. and Canada only.
This Signature Series guide also features a special, two-sided poster with expanded coverage of the Alchemist, Lady Luck, and Gun Mage dresspheres.
This title is available for sale in the U.S. and Canada only.
352 pages, Paperback
First published November 15, 2003
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October 26, 2017
My sister buys these strategy guides for the artwork, which is fortunate for me, since I have to borrow them all the time. I like the artwork as well, but I usually need to refer to the strategy guides because my strategies with most RPG's, well, sucks. This is one of the more useful guides I have used in the past.
December 7, 2013
A pretty good strategy guide, but I felt more could have been added to it in order to make it more 'complete'. This guide is a lot better than many I have used, but the company that did the Collector's Guide to XIII-2 did a much better job, at least in my opinion. To the X-2 guide's credit, I did not find anything that was flat-out wrong, as with some guides, I just feel more information could have been added. Overall, since it is a pretty good guide and did come in useful a couple times, I would have to give it four stars.
March 5, 2024
Another venture into the bygone era of books!
A guide I likely used the least. In fact, I only came into possession of it because my friend who use to own it gave it to me after he was too bored with the game. I’m guessing, I want to say I was about 2/3s through completing the story of the game (not for 100%). I didn’t use this that much except for after finishing. And even flipping through here I’m not really certain I used it at all (there was Blitzball in X-2!?). Maybe to try and influence the type of ending I could get? Hm, well, all in all it is a comprehensive guide.
Time to talk more about the game. X-2 is fun. I like to view it as a standalone using familiar characters. Dresspheres are super fun and the interaction with the characters, and player, are super interesting. Sometimes maybe too fast-paced, but I do remember having a blast. Checking out the guide it’s quite apparent I missed out on A LOT of stuff. However, I have X/X-2 HD remaster and while I played X, I’ve yet to get around to X-2. Time to put this baby to use. Gullwings out!
Rikku’s the best :P
A guide I likely used the least. In fact, I only came into possession of it because my friend who use to own it gave it to me after he was too bored with the game. I’m guessing, I want to say I was about 2/3s through completing the story of the game (not for 100%). I didn’t use this that much except for after finishing. And even flipping through here I’m not really certain I used it at all (there was Blitzball in X-2!?). Maybe to try and influence the type of ending I could get? Hm, well, all in all it is a comprehensive guide.
Time to talk more about the game. X-2 is fun. I like to view it as a standalone using familiar characters. Dresspheres are super fun and the interaction with the characters, and player, are super interesting. Sometimes maybe too fast-paced, but I do remember having a blast. Checking out the guide it’s quite apparent I missed out on A LOT of stuff. However, I have X/X-2 HD remaster and while I played X, I’ve yet to get around to X-2. Time to put this baby to use. Gullwings out!
Rikku’s the best :P
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