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Modder ‘MJB’ has released an AI-enhanced HD Texture Pack for Final Fantasy XIII-2. This HD Texture Pack is 4.7GB in size, and uses AI techniques to improve most of the game’s textures.

This pack increases the resolution of numerous textures to bring out detail and sharpness to the images. It also improves many models with a higher number of polygons, providing a more natural look to the characters.

As the modder noted, though, not all of the game’s textures have been overhauled.

“There exists some limitations within the game. For example, individual game files cannot exceed 2GB in size. As many of the character/item textures exist within a single game file, some of the larger textures were skipped to provide room for multiple smaller ones. Also, a number of environments are an amalgam of multiple textures. While at 720p this probably had the effect of making the visual look of an area better, it doesn’t scale well to higher resolutions. Improved textures in these areas get “washed out” by the blending of other textures. Due to these texture limitations, more effort was put into improving the individual models to make them more realistic with an emphasis on Serah & Noel.”

Also note that you’ll need the FF XIII-2 4GB patch. If you own the Steam version, then this mod will automatically patch the file.

You can download this HD Texture Pack from here.

Lastly, the modder did not share any videos or before/after comparison screenshots. The only image he shared is the following one which showcases some of the overhauled textures.

Enjoy!

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Final Fantasy has become one of the most iconic video game franchises in history.

Ranking the existing Final Fantasy games available always makes for a good debate, but you’ll most likely find that FFX is usually towards the top of most lists.

With the games being remastered to include both FFX & FFX-2, let’s take a look at how the modding community has made even further improvements.

15. Untitled Project X

This is pretty much a staple for anyone getting into FFX modding.

Untitled Project X is a powerful tool with tons of graphical options available, including DPI scaling fixes, PS4 button replacement, and reshade settings.

What makes this so important, however, is its texture replacement and injection ability.

Since most mods on this list are aimed at improving visual aspects of FFX, you’ll be needing Untitled Project X before moving forward. A definitive must-have.

14. FFX Face Texture Tweaks

With FFX & X-2 being a port of the original PlayStation 2 release, there are bound to be visual improvements.

This mod gives the game’s main characters even further improvements, more in terms of facial textures – adding more detail and higher resolution textures.

The pack includes face textures for Tidus, Yuna, Rikku, Wakka, and Auron, so you’ll be pretty much covered.

Some of the biggest improvements are that facial hair now looks much more realistic, shadows and textures in the face are more defined – so much so that you can even see Tidus’ freckles now.

Yes, apparently he has freckles.

You’re going to be staring at these character’s faces for pretty much the entire game so this is something you may wanna try out.

13. Tidus HD Re-Texture 4K/8K

If you’re looking for a more extensive upgrade to character visuals, the FFX re-texture mods are pretty much dominated by a modder known as Catachrism.

Catachrism’s mods are unique as he provides both 4K and 8K resolutions in each of his packs.

Yes, he does address that 8K textures might sound crazy.

But he promises that in a game like FFX, 8K isn’t actually as demanding. So it might be worth giving a try.

He also explains that his aim is to make textures that looked more up to date, and is happy with how they turned out. You will be too.

Give this a try and see for yourself. Of course, you’re not going to want Tidus to stick out throughout the game, so you may want to check out his re-textures for Yuna, Wakka, Rikku, and the rest of the gang as well.

12. Bahamut HD Re-Texture

Having been present since the very first Final Fantasy game, Bahamut remains to be one of the most recognizable Aeons in the series.

Anyone who’s played Final Fantasy will know what it’s like to finally conquer The Dragon King and have him in your arsenal of available summons.

FFX is no different, as Bahamut is a featured Aeon who can be summoned into battle as well.

Of course that means Catachrism wasn’t far behind, as his Bahamut re-texture will have you staring in awe.

Including the existing visual improvements that came with the HD remaster, Bahamut is much more detailed now in FFX. You’re not going to want to miss this, making one of the coolest summons look even more intimidating than ever before.

11. HD Character Icons

The Sphere Grid in the HD remaster has been criticized for its lack of graphical improvements, and that includes the character icons.

Lucky for us, Catachrism already made re-textures (of course) making the character icons much clearer at 1440p and up.

This seems like a minor upgrade, but it makes the Sphere Grid look much better overall. You’ll love going in there to rev up your character’s stats each time.

Besides, why would you want those blurred images when you can have much clearer, crisper icons in their place? Easy to install too.

10. HD Spheres & Sphere Grid Re-Textures

Speaking of the Sphere Grid, why not just give it a complete overhaul?

Now that you have upgraded character icons, you can get the HD Spheres and Sphere Grid pack by… who else but Catachrism.

There are other Sphere Grid re-texture mods out there, but they’ve been criticized for changing the look of most of the icons.

This can be confusing for players who are used to the original icons, so this mod tries to keep them as accurate as possible.

A lot of effort was put in here, as each icon is recreated from scratch.

But it definitely paid off, as the Sphere Grid will be much easier to see and will look much better than before. Seriously it’s noticeable at first glance.

9. Blitzball Ball HD Re-texture

Last of the Catachrism mods is a re-texture of the ball we all know & love from the popular FFX mini-game.

That’s right, another detail most would overlook – Catachrism seems to hav

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