The screenshots look like the original Super NES version, and the other pixel remasters (below), except for one showing Final Fantasy VI's famous opera scene rendered in 3D (above). Famitsu magazine's December 2021 issue suggests the final remaster's extended development time might be because it's had the most work done on it. However, last week the publisher announced it had to push the remaster to February 2022.Īs if in apology, Square Enix added some bonus music tracks and wallpapers for customers who pre-purchase the game, which they'll be able to get when it arrives. Final Fantasy V dropped on November 20, leaving a small window for FFVI to land in 2021. When Square Enix initially revealed remasters of the first six main Final Fantasy games, it planned to launch them all in 2021 on Steam and mobile. However, a recent magazine screenshot suggests visual enhancements far beyond the previous remasters. There will be a limited run of physical editions in both a $74.99 standard edition and a $259.99 FF35th Anniversary Edition, which are available to pre-order now exclusively through Square Enix’s online stores in North America and Europe.Why it matters: Square Enix confirmed this month that the final release in its "pixel remasters" of the early Final Fantasy games wouldn't make it to launch in 2021. Square Enix also announced that there will be physical copies of the collection available, released as Final Fantasy I-VI Collection.
Players will be able to purchase a digital bundle containing the Pixel Remaster versions of Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V, and Final Fantasy VI - which are currently available on PC, iOS, and Android - or all of the games individually. On the 35th anniversary of the first game’s release in Japan, Square Enix announced that its Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection will be released for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
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