Square Enix has launched a massive harvest sale on the Nintendo eShop, slashing prices on major titles like Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to under $8 on Nintendo Switch 2. The promotion runs through November 17, 2026, giving players a discounted way to catch up before the series finale.
Square Enix Harvest Sale Slashes Prices on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2
The massive Square Enix sale is live on the Nintendo eShop, introducing deep markdowns on role-playing games. Square Enix’s Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth have dropped on the US Nintendo Switch 2 eShop, with both titles available for a combined total of under $16 before tax.
Remake Intergrade is marked down to $7.99 from its regular $39.99 price, while Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has dropped to $7.49 from $49.99. In international regions, similar steep reductions apply, with the Korea Nintendo eShop offering both games for less than 10,000 KRW.
The promotional price cuts make the first two chapters of the reimagined trilogy affordable for digital buyers. Additional titles included in the sale feature Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster at $27.99 down from $39.99, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion at $29.99 down from $49.99, and Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake at $38.99 down from $59.99. Shoppers can also find Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined discounted to $38.99 from $59.99, Harvestella down to $23.99 from $59.99, and NieR: Automata The End of YoRHa Edition marked down to $15.99 from $39.99.
Preparing Players for Final Fantasy VII Revelation in April 2027
The sale is the perfect way for players to catch up on the overarching narrative ahead of the release of Final Fantasy VII Revelation on April 8, 2027. The upcoming game serves as the grand finale of the remake trilogy, promising the largest-scale journey in the series with playable characters Cid and Vincent joining the roster.
Both prior entries in the remake project established the modern foundation for this trilogy. Remake Intergrade on Switch 2 combines the initial Midgar storyline with the Yuffie-focused Episode INTERmission. Meanwhile, Rebirth expands the scope into an open world following the party’s escape from Midgar.
The finale will introduce a brand-new wear system allowing participants to swap character roles and abilities during combat encounters, while supporting official Korean subtitles alongside its multi-platform rollout across PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S.
Performance and Port Quality on Nintendo Switch 2 Hardware
Reviewers note that bringing these massive role-playing games to Nintendo’s hardware involved distinct technical compromises and successes. Final Weapon reviewed the platform ports, giving both games a 4.5 out of 5 rating and praising how well the hardware handles the expansive worlds.
absolute joy to play on Nintendo Switch 2. This fantastic RPG is filled with memorable characters, an amazing narrative, and an engaging combat system that’s almost impossible to put down. The game runs great and looks excellent, with performance consistent at 30 FPS. While some visuals can appear grainy due to heavy DLSS usage, it’s a small trade-off for having this wonderful game on the go.
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While docked mode delivers stable performance and preserves visual scale, handheld play introduces softer image quality and DLSS artifacting due to the hardware strain of Rebirth’s open-world environments. Even with asset pop-in across open fields, performance rarely drops during pivotal battles.
Broad Harvest Sale Lineup and Expiration Dates
Beyond the core remake project, Square Enix’s Harvest Sale discounts a wide array of other titles, including the Dragon Quest Erdrick trilogy collection, Octopath Traveler entries, and the Pixel Remaster collection. US shoppers have until November 17, 2026, to take advantage of the eShop price cuts before regular rates return.