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All Games in Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster FF35th Anniversary Edition

All Games in Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster FF35th Anniversary Edition

All the 2D classics listed, and what to expect from the PS4/Switch versions

The rumors were true, for once! As part of celebrating 35 years of the Final Fantasy series, we finally received official confirmation from Square Enix that all Pixel Remasters are coming to PlayStation 4 and Switch. Only available on PC and mobile until now, these remasters of classic 2D Final Fantasy games from the era when the famous JRPG series was exclusive to Nintendo platforms are finally coming back home with a Switch version. And there’s a PlayStation 4 collection, which can also be played on PlayStation 5.

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As a bonus, there is also a physical edition and an original collector’s edition that brings physical bonuses such as 2-disc vinyl OST, pixel figurines, and an art book. Indeed a wonderful time for Final Fantasy fans! But what games are included in these collections and what can you expect from the new console versions? Let’s find out.

Related: How Many Final Fantasy Games Are There? Full Final Fantasy Games List

All Games in Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster FF35th Anniversary Edition

Although these games will be offered separately, in the physical edition, they come as a full collection that contains:

  • Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release July 28, 2021)
  • Final Fantasy II Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release July 28, 2021)
  • Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release July 28, 2021)
  • Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release September 8, 2021)
  • Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release November 10, 2021)
  • Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster (Steam/Mobile release February 23, 2022)

What to expect from the PS4/Switch versions

For now, no footage from these versions has been shown, so it is unknown whether the ports for PS4 and Switch will be any different from the PC and mobile versions released. Pixel remasters were generally well received, but many fans objected to the rather unsightly English font (which could be effortlessly fixed with a simple copy-paste solution in the PC version). Whether this font will remain in the new versions or if there will be additional options remains to be seen.

Also, Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters are created using the Unity engine, which is notorious for performing extremely poorly on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Although these are very undemanding games in appearance, the fact that the Unity engine is in the background raises concerns about the possible performance issues – we hope to be wrong on this one because it would be very cool to play these games in juicy 60fps like on PC.

Pixel Remaster Collection is coming out for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 in 2023. Currently, on the Square Enix store, the physical edition’s release date is May 31, 2023 (tentative).

For more Final Fantasy here on Prima Games, check out Square Enix Fixes Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster’s Train Suplex, Final Fantasy XVI – All Pre-Order Bundles and Items Included, All Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion Characters Listed.


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Nikola "Nick" Jovanovic
Nick has been a Prima Games Staff Writer since May 2022, an old-school gamer, and a gamer journalist with over 25 years of expertise. Our resident micro-influencer from Serbia! When he's not driving through Belgrade, he's probably racing in Gran Turismo or Forza, playing some strange JRPG games or just watching pro wrestling.