Final Fantasy X was released for the PlayStation 2 in Japan, marking the first installment of the series on this console and the first to feature fully 3D backgrounds and voice acting.
The North American release of Final Fantasy X brought the game to a wider audience and was met with critical acclaim.
European gamers received their version of Final Fantasy X, completing the initial global rollout and increasing the franchise's popularity worldwide.
The sequel to Final Fantasy X was released, continuing the story and introducing a new gameplay style that focused on a more upbeat and action-oriented approach.
Square Enix announced the HD remastered versions of Final Fantasy X and X-2 for modern gaming platforms, revitalizing interest in the classic titles.
The HD remastered versions of Final Fantasy X and X-2 were released on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, featuring updated graphics and additional content.
The remastered versions expanded their availability to platforms including PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, facilitating a new generation of players.
The foundation of the Yevon religion and its teachings that shape Spira's culture for centuries.
Sin first appears as a massive destructive creature threatening Spira, beginning the cycle of destruction and pilgrimage.
The tradition of sending summoners on pilgrimages to defeat Sin and bring temporary peace begins.
Tidus, the star blitzball player from Zanarkand, is born.
Sin attacks and devastates the city of Zanarkand; Tidus is taken to Spira.
Tidus joins Yuna's pilgrimage as her guardian after meeting her in Besaid Island.
Yuna, the summoner, begins her pilgrimage to obtain the Final Aeon and defeat Sin.
It is discovered that if Yuna uses the Final Aeon, it will spawn a new Sin cycle.
Yuna's pilgrimage culminates with summoning the Final Aeon to defeat Sin temporarily.
Tidus and Yuna decide to break the repeating cycle of Sin's destruction instead of continuing it.
The group discovers and destroys Yu Yevon, the true source of Sin's power, ending the cycle.
Sin vanishes permanently, and Spira looks forward to a new era without fear of Sin.
