Earlier, multiple postings on the ESRB website gave the impression that the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series, which remasters Final Fantasy I through Final Fantasy VI, may be coming to the Nintendo Switch.
Now that it’s been given the official announcement treatment, Square Enix has confirmed that each of the six titles in the series will, in fact, be ported over to Nintendo Switch in the spring of 2023. People will be able to get each game digitally, either on its own or as part of a collection including all six games.
Physical copies as well
In addition to this, the business has stated that it will be releasing a limited number of physical copies of the game through its online shop. Customers will have the option of purchasing the game in either a normal edition for $74.99 USD or a Collector’s Edition for $259.99 USD. The Collector’s Edition (which can be seen in the image to the right) will come with a number of supplemental items, including a bonus lenticular sleeve for the game’s packaging, a two-disc vinyl record set featuring newly arranged game music, an artbook, and eight stylized pixel art character figures that are packaged in window packaging.
About FINAL FANTASY I-VI PIXEL REMASTER
The original “FINAL FANTASY” games have been given new life with the help of brilliant 2D pixel visuals and a music that has been tastefully reworked. The user interface has been updated to make the gameplay more enjoyable, and additional features like a beastiary, art gallery, and music player allow for deeper immersion into the game’s universe.
These games are remaster versions that were recently made but are based on the games’ original releases. Some of the alterations and new features that may be found in other remakes of these games are not included in this compilation.
‘Universally updated 2D pixel graphics, including the renowned FINAL FANTASY character designs made by Kazuko Shibuya, who was the original creator and is currently a contributor on the project.
“Beautifully remixed music in a genuine FINAL FANTASY style, supervised by the game’s original composer, Nobuo Uematsu.”
“Improved gameplay, with updated user interface, choices for auto-battle, and more!”
Dive into the universe of the game with auxiliary resources like the artwork gallery, the music player, and the bestiary.
