Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster will arrive digitally on Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide on July 23, 2026.
The publisher announced the release via its social channels, positioning the HD remaster as an opportunity for both returning players and newcomers to revisit the interlinked stories of Tidus and Yuna on Nintendo’s next-generation portable-home hybrid.
Background
Final Fantasy X originally debuted in 2001 and follows Blitzball star Tidus as he becomes entwined with summoner Yuna during her pilgrimage to save Spira.
Final Fantasy X-2 launched in 2003 and returns to Spira two years after the Eternal Calm, following Yuna, Rikku and Paine as they pursue the mystery of a recurring sphere image.
Square Enix’s HD remaster packages both titles together, updated for modern systems.
Announcement and rewritten statement
In a message shared on social media, Square Enix said the HD remaster will be released digitally for Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23, inviting players to experience “the stories of Tidus and Yuna” on the platform.
The company framed the launch as a celebration of two of the franchise’s most influential entries and highlighted the version’s technical and quality-of-life updates for the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
What’s included on Nintendo Switch 2
- Fully remade character, monster, and background graphics in full HD, with significant resolution improvements.
- Fully remastered and arranged music across both games.
- Recreation of additional content originally introduced in the Final Fantasy X / Final Fantasy X-2 International Version.
- New quality-of-life options including high-speed mode and the option to remove random encounters.
Release and availability
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster will be available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide on July 23, 2026.
Square Enix has positioned the release as a digital offering for Nintendo’s next console generation; further distribution details or physical editions have not been announced by the publisher.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners and Final Fantasy fans, the July 23 release represents a definitive way to replay Tidus and Yuna’s narratives with restored visuals and modern conveniences on Nintendo’s newest hardware.
The publisher announced the release via its social channels, positioning the HD remaster as an opportunity for both returning players and newcomers to revisit the interlinked stories of Tidus and Yuna on Nintendo’s next-generation portable-home hybrid.
Background
Final Fantasy X originally debuted in 2001 and follows Blitzball star Tidus as he becomes entwined with summoner Yuna during her pilgrimage to save Spira.
Final Fantasy X-2 launched in 2003 and returns to Spira two years after the Eternal Calm, following Yuna, Rikku and Paine as they pursue the mystery of a recurring sphere image.
Square Enix’s HD remaster packages both titles together, updated for modern systems.
Announcement and rewritten statement
In a message shared on social media, Square Enix said the HD remaster will be released digitally for Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23, inviting players to experience “the stories of Tidus and Yuna” on the platform.
The company framed the launch as a celebration of two of the franchise’s most influential entries and highlighted the version’s technical and quality-of-life updates for the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
What’s included on Nintendo Switch 2
- Fully remade character, monster, and background graphics in full HD, with significant resolution improvements.
- Fully remastered and arranged music across both games.
- Recreation of additional content originally introduced in the Final Fantasy X / Final Fantasy X-2 International Version.
- New quality-of-life options including high-speed mode and the option to remove random encounters.
Release and availability
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster will be available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide on July 23, 2026.
Square Enix has positioned the release as a digital offering for Nintendo’s next console generation; further distribution details or physical editions have not been announced by the publisher.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners and Final Fantasy fans, the July 23 release represents a definitive way to replay Tidus and Yuna’s narratives with restored visuals and modern conveniences on Nintendo’s newest hardware.