Final Fantasy VII trilogy bundle hits Japan for 500 dollars
Square Enix officially announced a special edition of Final Fantasy VII in Japan with an established price tag of 77,777 yen, an amount equal to roughly 500 dollars. The boxed bundle compiles all three individual titles that constitute the ambitious recreation project for the classic role-playing franchise.
This comprehensive compilation directly accompanies the worldwide debut announcement of Final Fantasy VII Revelation for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console, which carries a targeted street date scheduled for April 2027.
On the same topic: Trilogy pack for Final Fantasy VII arrives in Japan for $500
Japanese package combines physical collectibles with digital downloads
The dedicated package distributed in the Japanese consumer market provides the previous franchise entries Remake Intergrade and Rebirth right beside the newly revealed concluding installment. Buyers also receive protective metal storage cases, individually numbered non-functional commemorative display discs set into acrylic stands, and the post-launch Story Expansion Pass scheduled by the development team. The release offers exclusive items.
- Complete trilogy consisting of Remake Intergrade, Rebirth, and Revelation
- Specially designed metal protective cases for each individual title
- Acrylic display stands featuring non-functional serialized replica discs
- Retro-styled keychain depicting primary protagonist Cloud
- Official Story Expansion Pass alongside additional digital items
Western collector release includes character statue at lower price
Gaming enthusiasts outside Japanese borders can acquire the western Collector’s Edition at a suggested retail cost of 349.99 dollars. That international version incorporates a detailed physical sculpture featuring characters Cloud, Zack, and Sephiroth, alongside a hardcover art book, a compact disc holding selected official soundtrack recordings, and special promotional download codes for unlocking cosmetic goods and virtual advantages.

Nintendo Switch 2 physical edition utilizes game key card format
Square Enix officially confirmed that physical media retail copies of Final Fantasy VII Revelation designed for Nintendo Switch 2 hardware will function entirely through a game key card.
Retailers open standard edition preorders across global markets
The set retail price for the standalone standard release of Final Fantasy VII Revelation on Nintendo Switch 2 stands at 69.99 dollars. Global distributors already initiated customer preorders for the boxed physical version at this designated price point or the direct monetary equivalent in local territorial currencies.
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