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Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Series Out Now

Kerri GuilletteBy Kerri Guillette04/19/20232 Mins Read
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Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Series

Square Enix today announced that the beloved Final Fantasy pixel remaster series, previously only available on Steam and mobile platforms, is now available digitally for the PlayStation 4 (PS4) console and Nintendo Switch system. The pixel remaster series, which comprises Final Fantasy I through Final Fantasy VI, brings all the magic of the originals combined with quality-of-life upgrades while staying faithful to the retro design of these masterpieces.

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For over 35 years, the Final Fantasy series has delighted generations of gamers and millions of players worldwide through beloved role-playing adventures that are built upon the benchmarks of spectacular visuals, highly imaginative worlds, rich stories, memorable characters, and technical and gameplay innovation-leading the industry and earning the highest accolades from around the world.

In the Final Fantasy pixel remaster series, players can expect some unique features for the PS4 and Nintendo Switch versions, including the option to switch between the rearranged and original-based soundtrack for the game, as well as a choice of in-game fonts – players can now opt to play using the game’s default font or a pixel-based font. Additionally, PS4 and Nintendo Switch players can also expect additional boost features to expand gameplay options, including switching off random encounters and adjusting experience gained multipliers between 0 and 4

All six titles in the Final Fantasy pixel remaster series are now available to digitally purchase individually or as a complete series in the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle from PlayStation Store or Nintendo eShop. Players who purchase the individual game(s) before May 25, 2023, will receive either two themed wallpapers on the Nintendo Switch or a Theme and Avatar on PS4 in accordance with the individual games(s) purchased. Players who purchase the complete series in the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle by May 25, 2023, will receive either all 12 themed Wallpapers on Nintendo Switch or every Theme and Avatar included with the individual games on PS4, which is a total of 6 Themes and 6 Avatars.
The Final Fantasy pixel remaster series is also available for purchase as part of the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle on Steam, the App Store, Google Play, and the Amazon App Store.

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster – Official PS4 and Nintendo Switch Launch Trailer

The Final Fantasy 2D pixel remasters are available now on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. The remasters feature updated 2D pixel graphics and more. #IGN #Gaming #FinalFantasy

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