Trilogy pack for Final Fantasy VII arrives in Japan for $500

Square Enix introduced a dedicated Final Fantasy VII compilation in Japan carrying a retail price tag of 77,777 yen, which translates to approximately $500 in direct conversion. The three-game collection packages the complete reimagining effort that the Japanese publisher developed across the entire remade storyline.

This comprehensive compilation aligns directly with the official debut of Final Fantasy VII Revelation on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 platform, scheduled to hit retail shelves in April 2027.

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Physical memorabilia and digital passes featured in the Japanese edition

Buyers in Japan secure both Remake Intergrade and Rebirth alongside the newly revealed final chapter within the physical bundle. The company bundles decorative acrylic display stands housing non-playable discs engraved with unique identification serials, metal collector cases for each title, and the publisher’s official Story Expansion Pass that grants extra narrative content. These premium items remain strictly exclusive to the regional Asian release.

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• Trilogy comprising Remake Intergrade, Rebirth, and Revelation
• Custom metal storage cases designed for each game disc
• Acrylic display stands fitted with serialized replica discs
• Cloud protagonist retro keychain
• Story Expansion Pass alongside bonus digital content

Western collector variant offers lower pricing and character display figure

Customers outside the Japanese domestic market can purchase an international Collector’s Edition carrying a recommended manufacturer price of $349.99 across regional distribution channels. That global release packages a detailed physical display statue showcasing Cloud, Zack, and Sephiroth, complemented by a hardcover production art book, a compact disc soundtrack featuring selected musical compositions, and digital redemption codes granting cosmetic equipment for in-game characters.

Physical cartridge format on Nintendo Switch 2 requires key card access

Square Enix confirmed that physical boxed copies of Final Fantasy VII Revelation for the Nintendo Switch 2 utilize a game-key card rather than holding complete software data on the physical cartridge.

Standalone edition pre-orders go live across international storefronts

The individual standard release of Final Fantasy VII Revelation on the Nintendo Switch 2 carries a baseline price tag of $69.99. Pre-orders opened worldwide immediately.