
Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy: Japan's Exclusive Collector's Edition Revealed

By Sid Meier


By Sid Meier
Square Enix has officially confirmed that Final Fantasy VII Revelation will be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 console in April 2027. This announcement was accompanied by details regarding the retail format, which will be a Game-Key Card, and the unveiling of several launch editions, catering to different fan preferences and budgets.
For collectors and dedicated fans in Japan, a highly anticipated "Complete Edition" of the Final Fantasy VII remake series will be available in limited quantities. This comprehensive set encompasses the entire remake trilogy, including the previously released Remake Intergrade and Rebirth, alongside the new Revelation title. The edition carries a premium price tag of 77,777 yen, which translates to roughly $500 USD, reflecting its extensive offerings.
Beyond the games themselves, the Japanese Complete Edition is packed with exclusive merchandise. It features all the items found in the standard Collector's Edition, enhanced with additional unique collectibles. These include distinctive steel cases for each game, a retro-themed Cloud keychain, and intricate acrylic stands showcasing non-functional display discs, with a special serial number on the Revelation disc. Furthermore, this edition grants access to the Story Expansion Pass, offering additional narrative content and character DLC featuring Sephiroth and the Turks.
While the extravagant Complete Edition remains exclusive to Japan, fans in other regions can still look forward to a robust Collector's Edition. This international version includes the new Revelation game, a high-quality hardback artbook, a mini-soundtrack CD, and a striking statue featuring the iconic characters Cloud, Zach, and Sephiroth, alongside various digital bonuses. This more accessible Collector's Edition is priced at $349.99. For those seeking just the game, a standalone retail copy of Revelation will be available for $69.99, with pre-orders already open.
The announcement has sparked considerable discussion among the Final Fantasy community, particularly regarding the value and desirability of these special editions. Fans are eagerly anticipating the chance to immerse themselves in the conclusion of the remake trilogy, and the diverse range of retail options ensures there's something for every level of fan commitment. The success of these editions will undoubtedly shape Square Enix's future strategies for beloved franchises.
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