Modern controller support along with touch controls for mobile, plus contemporary UIs and an auto-battle system, are among the features designed to make these classics easier to wrap your hands around. Each title boasts redrawn pixel art by original artist Kazuko Shibuya and a rearranged soundtrack overseen by legendary Final Fantasy composer, Nobuo Uematsu. The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series will launch digitally for PlayStation 4 and Switch on April 19 at 8:00 a.m. I can only assume that has to do with the work put into these remasters. Following an ESRB rating earlier this week, Square Enix has now officially announced the release of the Final Fantasy I-VI Pixel Remaster for the Nintendo Switch. You're likely saying to yourself “well that seems pricey". That’s 22% off of the standard price of $95.94. Final Fantasy IV, V, and VI will launch later this year, but you can pre-order a bundle on Steam with all the games for a temporarily discounted price of $74.82.
Final Fantasy I and II run for $11.99 while the remaining four games cost $17.99 each. Fans have waited with curiosity to see how Square handles these classics (again), and they can find out when the first three games arrive later this month.įinal Fantasy I,II, and III Pixel Remasters launch July 29 for Steam and mobile devices.
Although the old-school games have been re-released before, this batch would feature updated sprites and a reworked soundtrack, among other modern tweaks. Square Enix announced during its E3 2021 livestream that it was remastering the first six Final Fantasy games for a series christened Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters.
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