Square Enix has released Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion for the Nintendo Switch 2, bringing a classic role-playing game to the newest handheld console. This launch matters to players who want to experience the prequel story on the latest hardware with updated visuals and full voice acting. The game is now available for immediate download or purchase on the Switch 2 platform.
Square Enix releases HD remaster with dual language audio
The title features a complete visual overhaul, with all graphics fully remastered in high definition for the Switch 2 display. Players can choose between fully voiced dialogue tracks in both English and Japanese. This dual-language support allows users to experience the narrative in their preferred audio format without compromise.
Square Enix is offering a launch discount for the game, pricing it at $34.99 USD (around $34.99). This promotional rate applies until September 24, after which the standard price will increase to $49.99 USD (around $49.99). The discount provides a lower entry point for early adopters who want to start the story before the price hike takes effect.
We looked at Final Fantasy XIV Launches on Switch earlier while tracking Square Enix releases for the new console. The company also released a new Switch 2 launch trailer to showcase the game's performance on the hardware. This release follows other major Final Fantasy titles arriving on the platform, expanding the library for Switch 2 owners.
The game is currently available globally on the Nintendo Switch 2. Buyers can secure the launch price by purchasing before the end of September. The release marks the arrival of this specific Final Fantasy VII prequel on the newest Nintendo handheld system.
Source: Crisis Core, Gematsu
