Final Fantasy 7 Remake Trilogy Officially Coming to Nintendo Switch 2: Square Enix Confirms Release

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Trilogy Officially Coming to Nintendo Switch 2: Square Enix Confirms Release In a landmark announcement for Japanese role-playing game (JRPG) fans and Nintendo hardware enthusiasts, Square Enix has confirmed that the entire Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy will launch on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

This update encompasses Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and the highly anticipated third entry, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part Three. Drawing a new chapter for both the storied Final Fantasy franchise and the Nintendo platform legacy, the announcement was shared through official Square Enix social media channels.

While details on specific release windows remain under wraps, the confirmation finally cements long-standing fan hopes and earlier teases by the developer. Square Enix’s initial indication that Final Fantasy 7 Remake would arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 was unveiled earlier this year, setting a projected release for January 2026.

Until now, only the first part of the Remake had been revealed for the next-generation console, but official word now establishes that all three installments—Remake, Rebirth, and Part Three—are in active development and scheduled for the new hardware. Final Fantasy 7 Remake originally launched in April 2020 for PlayStation 4, revitalizing the legendary 1997 classic with rebuilt gameplay, modernized visuals, and a reimagined storyline.

Its critical and commercial success set the stage for the series' expansion.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, the sequel, debuted in February 2023 and was met with similar acclaim.

The third and concluding chapter, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part Three, is still under wraps, with no release date or gameplay footage revealed to the public. Square Enix leadership relayed, via official statements, that bringing the entirety of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake project to Nintendo Switch 2 is a monumental step that showcases the platform’s strengthening hardware capabilities and expanding third-party support.

This aligns with Nintendo’s broader strategy to welcome blockbuster multi-platform titles to its upcoming console iteration, set to deliver enhanced visuals and performance beyond the current Nintendo Switch generation. The Switch 2 is positioned as the next major leap for Nintendo’s hybrid system, with industry analysts and devoted players closely watching upcoming software announcements.

The arrival of such a high-profile property as the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy bolsters the eShop lineup and is expected to drive significant consumer interest when it launches. More details, including exclusive game features and optimizations for Nintendo Switch 2, are expected to be shared in upcoming Nintendo Direct presentations and Square Enix news updates.

As the franchises collectively have sold millions of copies worldwide, the addition of these remakes further cements Switch 2’s commitment to both legacy and cutting-edge gaming experiences.

Stay tuned for confirmed release dates and development progress as Square Enix and Nintendo reveal more throughout 2024 and beyond.

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