Final Fantasy X HD Remaster

I mean the MGS collection comes with 2 games and many consider it sorta over priced (4 games if you include the NES).

Granted FFX is a good game but it is still 10+ years old I think?

There are too many fans of Final Fantasy for them not to just make this $40. The fans will pay for it.
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I'm sure I will :P

If it's just a HD remaster of a PS2 game, then they might release it as download only at a much lower price.

Like Ubisoft did with Beyond Good & Evil HD.
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It can be $80 and I'd still buy both the PS3 and Vita copy. So would a lot of other fanboys
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I would get it regardless of the price, but I would be happier if I only had to pay 30 or 40 for it.
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If you think its overpriced just wait for the black friday sale or an amazon sale because we all know that a sale will happen for video games.
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$40 is reasonable all HD remasters are $40 GOW, MGS.
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sirauron15 posted...

$40 is reasonable all HD remasters are $40 GOW, MGS.

Yeah but GOW came with two games.

MGS came with 3 (technically 5 if you count MG1 and 2 but VRmissions are not a seperate game for MGS2).
On Vita it is basically 2 (4 with MGS1 and 2).

I mean I could understand if they were charging $40-30 if it was like the initial rumors that they were completely redoing the graphics and building it in the Crystal tools or whatever they call it.
I mean Beyond Good and Evil is 1/4 of this price tag as a remaster.


Still $40 for a game you can get dirt cheap and you could run the disk on an emulator to upscale the graphics.

Beyond good and evil a substantially shorter game...
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