Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is finally shedding its exclusivity shackles, so gather ’round, fam, because we need to spill some serious tea! ☕ If you’ve been staring jealously at your friends playing on PlayStation while you sat there with your Switch or Xbox, your time has finally come. Square Enix has officially announced that the game is hitting new platforms later this year. Yes, really!
The days of FOMO are officially over, and honestly? It’s about time. Let’s dive into what this means for you, your wallet, and your weekend plans.
The End of Exclusivity for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
For a while, it felt like Cloud and the gang were locked away in Sony’s tower forever. But in a massive shift, the gaming giant is pivoting toward a Square Enix multiplatform strategy. Basically, they want everyone to play their games, regardless of what plastic box sits under your TV.
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This is huge news for the industry. It signals that third-party publishers are realizing that limiting massive RPGs to a single console just doesn’t make sense anymore. So, if you haven’t experienced the open-world beauty of Gaia yet, get ready—because the floodgates are opening. 🌊
Nintendo Fans, Rejoice!
Let’s address the elephant in the room: Is FF7 Rebirth coming to Switch 2? The answer is a resounding YES.
We all know the original Switch might have melted trying to run this graphical beast, but Nintendo’s next-gen hardware is ready to rumble. While the exact Switch 2 release date is still the hottest topic in the rumor mill, this game announcement confirms the console is launching soon and packing enough heat to handle high-end titles. Imagine taking a game this massive on the go without it looking like a potato. We are so ready for portable Chocobo racing! 🐥
The Long-Awaited FF7 Rebirth Xbox Port
Xbox gamers, we see you. You’ve been patient (mostly), and it’s finally paying off. The FF7 Rebirth Xbox port is confirmed, bringing the second chapter of the remake trilogy to the Series X and S.
This is a major win for the Xbox ecosystem, which has sometimes been left out of the JRPG party. No more watching YouTube playthroughs to see what happens to Aerith this time around—you’ll be experiencing the heartbreak (and the epic boss fights) firsthand in 4K glory.
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Ready to Play?
With the release slated for June, it’s going to be a massive summer for RPG fans across the US. Whether you’re Team Nintendo or Team Xbox, we can finally all agree on one thing: Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is going to be worth the wait.
So, dust off your controllers and clear your backlog. We’ve got a world to save! ✨
