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Yes, FFX is prerendered in some parts, even if environments are 3D. And in MGS2 there are not FMVs, apart from the real-life movies towards the ending of the game. It's the game engine which creates all the stuff you consider to be FMVs.
While in FFX, there are also FMVs, like the ones of Yuna dancing on water and so on. They're not created in real time by the game engine.
That's a great difference.
Agree with those who said the games are very different, and also the purposes are no t the same, but still MGS2 gets my vote.
I noticed a lot of amazing details in that game, like lights effects on floors and also outside. And the atmosphere given by graphics is perfect for a game nowadays.
Also, characters movements are very smooth, while this is not true for FFX. They look a lot more like puppets.
Oh I know having the same things in a longer game like FFX costs a lot of money, but if I have to make a comparison MGS2 is the best.
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