Square Enix has launched a Harvest Sale on the Nintendo eShop that slashes prices across its RPG catalog, including steep discounts on Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for Nintendo Switch.
The timing gives players an opportunity to catch up on the remake series ahead of the trilogy's concluding installment, Revelation, which Square Enix has said will follow the existing entries.
In clear, journalistic terms: Square Enix is encouraging players to prepare for the finale of the Final Fantasy VII Remake series by offering deep discounts so more users can play Intergrade and Rebirth before Revelation arrives.
Sale highlights and verified pricing (US eShop):
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade — $7.99
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth — $7.49
- Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion — $29.99
- Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle — $44.99
- Final Fantasy VII (original) — $6.39
Beyond the FFVII entries, the Harvest Sale includes discounts on Dragon Quest, Octopath Traveler, and a range of other Square Enix RPGs.
Notable offers listed on the eShop include Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age — Definitive Edition at $19.99, Octopath Traveler titles, and remastered classics such as Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered at reduced prices.
Platform and timing: This sale is live on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch users in the U.S. and is scheduled to run through November 17, 2026.
Prices and availability may vary by region and are subject to change on the eShop.
Why this matters: Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Rebirth represent Square Enix’s multi-part reimagining of the original Final Fantasy VII.
With Rebirth available on Nintendo Switch as part of the eShop catalog and an eventual third installment expected to complete the remake project, these discounts lower the barrier for both new players and returning fans to experience the series on Nintendo hardware.
For Switch owners who prioritize JRPGs, the Harvest Sale is a straightforward chance to expand libraries at a reduced cost.
Visit the Nintendo eShop to view region-specific pricing and the full list of discounted titles while the sale remains active.
The timing gives players an opportunity to catch up on the remake series ahead of the trilogy's concluding installment, Revelation, which Square Enix has said will follow the existing entries.
In clear, journalistic terms: Square Enix is encouraging players to prepare for the finale of the Final Fantasy VII Remake series by offering deep discounts so more users can play Intergrade and Rebirth before Revelation arrives.
Sale highlights and verified pricing (US eShop):
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade — $7.99
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth — $7.49
- Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion — $29.99
- Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle — $44.99
- Final Fantasy VII (original) — $6.39
Beyond the FFVII entries, the Harvest Sale includes discounts on Dragon Quest, Octopath Traveler, and a range of other Square Enix RPGs.
Notable offers listed on the eShop include Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age — Definitive Edition at $19.99, Octopath Traveler titles, and remastered classics such as Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered at reduced prices.
Platform and timing: This sale is live on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch users in the U.S. and is scheduled to run through November 17, 2026.
Prices and availability may vary by region and are subject to change on the eShop.
Why this matters: Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Rebirth represent Square Enix’s multi-part reimagining of the original Final Fantasy VII.
With Rebirth available on Nintendo Switch as part of the eShop catalog and an eventual third installment expected to complete the remake project, these discounts lower the barrier for both new players and returning fans to experience the series on Nintendo hardware.
For Switch owners who prioritize JRPGs, the Harvest Sale is a straightforward chance to expand libraries at a reduced cost.
Visit the Nintendo eShop to view region-specific pricing and the full list of discounted titles while the sale remains active.
