Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Download Version Launches on Switch2 With Game Boost
The Switch2 version adds a Game Boost Function that lets players tailor difficulty and pacing, a feature absent from prior releases of the HD remaster.
The Switch2 version adds a Game Boost Function that lets players tailor difficulty and pacing, a feature absent from prior releases of the HD remaster.
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