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If you're looking for a mystery, look no further than Square's Final Fantasy X. Final Fantasy X was first privately revealed at the Square Millennium conference in January 2000. It featured real-time 3D environments that took full advantage of the power of the PlayStation 2. Characters were realistically proportioned, like those in Final Fantasy VIII, and you explored from a behind-the-character perspective as in Zelda 64 or Skies of Arcadia. The world design seemed similar to that of Final Fantasy VIII as well, with a mixture of technology and fantasy. The footage included characters named Tida and Yuna, but little is known about the game, and the names and even the characters themselves are subject to change.