They just keep getting better...
Gameplay: There is so much to say about the gameplay that I don't know where to begin. The game controls beautifully with easy character interaction and quick battle menus. The on the fly character switching feels great and makes use of your entire party instead of just the "main" 3. I loved this aspect since in previous games I found myself trying to figure out which characters made the best party and then ignoring the others. This feature fits right up there with the multi-party system used in various places in FF6, giving you a real feel for the entire team being important. My only complaint was the difficulty. I can't remember any battles that offered any real challenge at all. The Blitzball games were probably the hardest part of the game.
Graphics: This was easily the best looking game of it's time and can still hold a candle to todays games. The transition from gameplay into cinema scenes was perfect... there are so many scenes from the game running through my head right now that I can't even effectively describe the amazing graphics put into this game. All I can say is you have to see it for yourself to understand.
Sound: The music like the rest of the series was great. The compositions for the different locations and battles is pure genius. This is music you can sit back and listen to outside of playing the game. If any games deserve sound tracks it has always been the Final Fantasy series and this game is no exception.
Value: With as good as the gameplay, graphics, and sound in the game are the real value comes from the tear jerking story and plenty of side quests to keep you playing for hours. Even the cheesy love story between Tidus and Yuna is portrayed well in this game. All in all you you'll have well over 100 hours on your file before you put this one away.
Reviewers Tilt: As for me, I think Squaresoft is the best game company in the history of gaming and only made better by the addition of Enix, just the same, Final Fantasy is the best game series in the history of gaming and FFX carries the series on again without diminishing the name.