Compare all three versions of Final Fantasy X and X-2 in one video

Want a side-by-side comparison of all three versions of Final Fantasy X and X-2 for the Playstation 2, 3, and Vita? Find out if the newly released upgrade is worth your cash.

Digital Foundry released over six minutes of footage on all three platforms. First up, here's the video. As clearly indicated, the PS2 edition is on the left, PS3 is on the center, and Vita is on the right.



When it comes to differences between the original FFX and the Remaster edition from the naked eye, there's not many. In fact, the PS2 version looks better at times in both clarity and color.

However, it's pretty easy to see that the PS3 version is clearly better when it comes to polygon count and less jaggies on the character models. The redesigned face models also fill out the characters, making them look infinitely better on an HD picture.

What's really disappointing is seeing how washed out the Vita edition is. Perhaps it looks better on the handheld's gorgeous screen, but sometimes that version looks the worst out of all three editions when comparing overall color contrast.

For those that want an HD upgrade, it looks like the PS3 is the best way to go. Which is unfortunate because role-playing games scream for handheld devices, and a game like FFX deserved a little more attention on the Vita.

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster preorder bonuses revealed on Vita

Square Enix has revealed the preorder bonuses for Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster on the PlayStation Vita.

Previously announced, the FF X Remaster was going to have two special editions on the PlayStation 3: the $60 Limited Edition or the $80 Collector's Edition.

For those that are planning to get it on the Vita, there will be three unique and exclusive art cards that come with the game. These bonuses were revealed at the end of the newest trailer for the FF X Remaster:

For Final Fantasy fans that love artwork, this could be the deal that makes them lean toward getting the portable version. That, and the awesome experience of playing two full-fledged FF games on the go.

It's still a bummer that something couldn't be included for cross-buy. There's plenty of advantages for both playing the game on a large screen at home and portably, it's too bad we can't get both in one convenient package.