Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Series Headed to PS4 and Switch with Exclusive Features and Bundles

Square Enix has today announced that after a period of exclusivity on PC and mobile platforms, their Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series will be digitally released on the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch from 19 April 2023. This series, which encompasses Final Fantasy I through Final Fantasy IV, seeks to offer fans the classic games with upgraded features, whilst retaining their original retro design.

Exclusive features for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch versions of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection includes the ability to switch between rearranged and original soundtracks, a choice of in-game fonts, and additional gameplay options such as disabling random encounters and adjusting experience gained multipliers. The remastered series can be purchased individually or as a bundle on the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop.

As with many games nowadays, there are perks being offered for early purchasers. Nintendo Switch buyers who purchase by May 25, 2023, will receive two themed wallpapers based on their purchased games or all 12 wallpapers if they purchase the complete I-VI bundle. PlayStation 4 purchasers who buy between 19 April 2023, and 25 May 2023, will receive game-specific themes and avatars or all six themes and avatars if they purchase the complete bundle.

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