Karen Kennedy
Final Fantasy X always has had a special spot in my heart. My first encounter with the game was actually in a classroom in my junior high school years. I don’t remember which teacher showed it to us or what age I was back then. All I remember was the awe that I felt at the moment watching the heartfelt cinematic and listening to its beautiful music. That inspired me to seek a deeper understanding of what true love is, and what sacrifice means…as a teenager.
My second encounter with FFX was actuall playing the game. I was excited and nervous at the same time. The story, character development, graphics, music, turn-based combat, and a deep sense of nostalgia gave me great satisfaction every time I turned it on. Yes, it is an old-school game with many frustrating moments, but it never stopped being the most classic one among the Final Fantasy franchise to me.
