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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth release and distribution

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Naoki Hamaguchi, the director of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, has advocated for the continued production of physical game copies. He argued that the disappearance of physical media could result in the loss of a significant part of gaming culture, citing concerns regarding consumer ownership, collectors, and accessibility for players with unstable internet connections. Following these discussions, Square Enix launched sales for the title on the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop. On the Nintendo eShop, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has been offered at an 85 percent discount, priced at 986 yen, through November 20, 2026. This sale also includes Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. In Brazil, the Epic Games Store has offered similar promotions, featuring Final Fantasy VII Rebirth at historical low prices. ~~These~~ Recent reports indicate that Square Enix has expanded these significant sales for the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy across multiple digital storefronts. On the Nintendo eShop, Digital Deluxe Editions of both Rebirth and Remake Intergrade have seen substantial price cuts, with Rebirth available for approximately 8.99 Euro. In Japan, versions of Rebirth for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 have been listed for as low as 986 Yen. These promotions are ~~timed~~ expected to run until November 20, 2026, ahead of the ~~upcoming conclusion to the saga,~~ trilogy conclusion, Final Fantasy VII Revelation, ~~which is~~ scheduled for release on April 8, 2027. While these discounts have surprised consumers, Square Enix leadership has previously indicated a strategic shift toward prioritizing new intellectual properties over a continuous cycle of classic game remakes.

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