Final Fantasy X-2 finally went on sale today, and it's being lapped up by fans and non-fans alike. The game (as we already know) is quite a departure from the normal style Final Fantasy games we're used to, and it also contains various different endings.
FFX-2 is retailed for $49.99 in North America. As a side note, if you are interested in receiving promotional items along with your purchase of the game, outpost.com (i.e. Fry's Electronic) store is offering FREE official FFX-2 promo posters.
The launch of Final Fantasy X-2 is supported by one of the largest television advertising campaigns to date for the series, which will kick-off December 1 and continue through January. The spots will run in various time slots on target network, cable and syndicated programming such as Comedy Central, MTV, Spike TV, WWE and UPN (WWE Smackdown).
The combined print and online advertising campaigns will reach millions of gamers over a course of three months, from November through January. A playable demo, a short movie titled "FINAL FANTASY X-2: Prologue," developers' interviews and an in-depth look at the game is included in the December 2003 cover story issue of Official PlayStation Magazine, which is available now.
[Sources: AllRPG, Square-Enix]
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