Square Enix has officially announced that its acclaimed Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series has now achieved a significant global sales milestone, surpassing 6 million copies sold across all platforms.
This collection, which meticulously modernizes the first six entries in the legendary Final Fantasy franchise, has experienced a remarkable sales trajectory since its initial launch, underscoring the enduring popularity and legacy of the series among both longtime fans and new players. The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection was initially rolled out in a staggered release throughout 2021 and 2022, starting with platforms including Windows PC, iOS, and Android.
This release strategy gave mobile and PC gamers early access, but the series gained widespread visibility and commercial momentum when it was later introduced to the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 in April 2023.
Its arrival on Xbox platforms in 2024 further expanded the game's reach to an even larger audience.
Comprised of updated versions of Final Fantasy I through Final Fantasy VI, the Pixel Remaster series offers enhanced visuals, revamped soundtracks, and quality-of-life improvements tailored for both nostalgic players and series newcomers.
While each title contributes to the overall sales figure, industry analysts point out that fan favorites like Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy VI have likely been leading contributors to the impressive total. Previously, Square Enix confirmed in March 2025 that cumulative sales for the Pixel Remaster series had reached 5 million copies, meaning the collection has managed to move another million units within a matter of months.
In a statement reflecting on this accomplishment, Square Enix conveyed appreciation for the enthusiastic reception and global support for the remaster series. Looking ahead, Square Enix continues to bolster its legacy on Nintendo platforms.
The publisher has announced that Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will debut on Nintendo Switch 2 with a release date set for January 22, 2026.
In anticipation of the launch, an early demo that showcases the beginning chapters of the game is currently available for download from the Nintendo eShop. With a proven track record of high-quality game development and loyal fan engagement, Square Enix’s success with the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series further cements its position as a leading force in the RPG genre.
The strong sales performance, particularly following its debut on Nintendo Switch and other consoles, highlights the continued demand for classic game experiences reimagined for modern platforms.
This collection, which meticulously modernizes the first six entries in the legendary Final Fantasy franchise, has experienced a remarkable sales trajectory since its initial launch, underscoring the enduring popularity and legacy of the series among both longtime fans and new players. The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection was initially rolled out in a staggered release throughout 2021 and 2022, starting with platforms including Windows PC, iOS, and Android.
This release strategy gave mobile and PC gamers early access, but the series gained widespread visibility and commercial momentum when it was later introduced to the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 in April 2023.
Its arrival on Xbox platforms in 2024 further expanded the game's reach to an even larger audience.
Comprised of updated versions of Final Fantasy I through Final Fantasy VI, the Pixel Remaster series offers enhanced visuals, revamped soundtracks, and quality-of-life improvements tailored for both nostalgic players and series newcomers.
While each title contributes to the overall sales figure, industry analysts point out that fan favorites like Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy VI have likely been leading contributors to the impressive total. Previously, Square Enix confirmed in March 2025 that cumulative sales for the Pixel Remaster series had reached 5 million copies, meaning the collection has managed to move another million units within a matter of months.
In a statement reflecting on this accomplishment, Square Enix conveyed appreciation for the enthusiastic reception and global support for the remaster series. Looking ahead, Square Enix continues to bolster its legacy on Nintendo platforms.
The publisher has announced that Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will debut on Nintendo Switch 2 with a release date set for January 22, 2026.
In anticipation of the launch, an early demo that showcases the beginning chapters of the game is currently available for download from the Nintendo eShop. With a proven track record of high-quality game development and loyal fan engagement, Square Enix’s success with the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series further cements its position as a leading force in the RPG genre.
The strong sales performance, particularly following its debut on Nintendo Switch and other consoles, highlights the continued demand for classic game experiences reimagined for modern platforms.
