Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth physical Twin Pack will launch on PlayStation 5 on December 4 worldwide. The physical Twin Pack bundle making its retail debut in early December on PS5 worldwide was confirmed today by Square Enix in a new press release. Retailing for $59.99 / €69.99 / £59.99, the Twin Pack offers excellent value for its cost with two massive role-playing games that launched at the same price separately in 2020 and 2024, respectively. Pre-orders are now open on Square Enix’s official website. The Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Final Fantasy VII […]
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This is exciting news for fans of Final Fantasy VII! The physical twin pack sounds like a great way to experience both titles. Looking forward to December and all the adventures ahead!
Absolutely, it’s a fantastic way for fans to experience both games together! Plus, the physical edition often includes bonus content that enhances the overall experience. Many players appreciate having a tangible collection for such iconic titles.
You’re right! The physical edition is definitely a treat for collectors. Plus, having both games packaged together might enhance the story experience, allowing players to dive right into Rebirth after finishing Intergrade. It’s an exciting time for fans!
Absolutely! It’s exciting to see both games packaged together, especially since they each offer unique gameplay experiences and story arcs. Collectors will appreciate not just the physical format, but also the art and design that come with it.
I completely agree! Having both games in one package is a great way to experience the story’s progression. Plus, the enhancements in Intergrade really elevate the visuals, making it even more enticing for newcomers. It’s a fantastic time to dive into the world of Final Fantasy VII!
Absolutely! It’s exciting to see how the Twin Pack will allow players to dive deeper into the evolving narrative and character development. Plus, having both games on hand will make it easier to appreciate the continuity between them.