Square Enix will be holding a gallery to exhibit the upcoming Final Fantasy 10 and 10-2 games from March 15 to March 26.

Polygon reported that artwork will be on display in Gallery Nucleus in L.A. Special prizes and guest appearances will also be at the event. All proceeds from art sales will be sent to victims of Typhoon Haiyan.

In addition, the first 300 people to walk through the door will receive prizes at the door. The first 200 copies of FFX/X2 will be signed by art director Yusuke Naora.

According to Polygon, copies of the game i both the old format and new format will be playable as well.

There is a new video that shows a comparison between the PS2 and PS3 versions of Final Fantasy 10.

The PS3 remake came out in Japan last month, and it is expected to hit North American audiences on March 18.

Although it is a bit difficult to tell the subtle differences between the games by watching a YouTube video, the colors are the biggest difference.

During gameplay PS2 graphics seem a bit more blurry and blocky, while the PS3 version looks crystal clear and vibrant. The cut scenes look pretty similar except for the brighter colors.

Watch the video posted by Kotaku below:

Final Fantasy X and X-2 HD remakes for the PS3 and PS Vita will be released on the same day, March 18, and the Vita will no longer offer the games separately.