Back then, Square Enix promised that “extremely limited” quantities would come back in stock though, so perhaps 11 a.m. There was a physical version, plus a physical collector’s edition, of the games on Switch and PS4, but they appeared at the Square Enix Store exclusively and sold out lightning fast. Otherwise, the first two games are retailing for $11.99 each, while the other four games are retailing for $17.99 each. The six Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games are being sold individually digitally and as a digital bundle, with the latter available to preorder on the Switch eShop for $74.99. A Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Release Date for Switch and PS4 at Last All in all, these are a bunch of excellent additions, but they have seemingly not been confirmed to be coming to the PC and mobile releases yet.
Oh, and one more great, tiny fix: The opening credits appear during the march on Narshe in Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster once more, after not appearing in the initial release. Additionally, the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series is receiving a bunch of new features, including the option of a new pixel-based font (in addition to the hideous default font), the option to switch between the new and original soundtracks, the ability to completely turn off random encounters, and the option to boost experienced gained by upward of four times if desired. For some reason, it even announced a specific time it will become available: 11 a.m. Square Enix has announced a final release date of Apfor the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series (meaning FF1, FF2, FF3, FF4, FF5, and FF6) on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 (PS4).
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