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Final Fantasy Coming to Switch in 2025

by Connor Jan 13,2026

Throughout much of the 21st century, Final Fantasy games remained exclusive to PlayStation consoles. However, with a franchise spanning nearly four decades of continuous releases, accessibility for new generations becomes essential. This, combined with publishers' focus on expanding market reach, has led to increasing multiplatform launches. Beyond PC versions, Square Enix has developed numerous remasters and special editions of Final Fantasy titles tailored specifically for Nintendo's handheld system.

The arrival of Final Fantasy games on Switch isn't entirely surprising. The series' connection with Nintendo traces back to its origins, with the first installment debuting on the Famicom in 1987. In fact, the initial six mainline entries launched on Nintendo platforms before Square Enix shifted focus to PlayStation with Final Fantasy VII.

With Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth's PC release and an upcoming Magic: The Gathering expansion bringing renewed attention to the franchise in 2025, many gamers are exploring the series for the first time. Below we've curated a comprehensive list of Final Fantasy titles available on Switch for those looking to discover or rediscover these beloved JRPGs on Nintendo's current console.

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Which Final Fantasy Games Can You Play on Switch?

Twenty Final Fantasy titles are currently available on Switch - including 12 mainline entries, one prequel, and seven spinoffs. Below we've organized these into two categories: main series games (ordered chronologically) and additional titles (sorted by Switch release date).

Note: No Final Fantasy games are currently accessible through Nintendo Switch Online. Most retro titles that could be included have instead been remastered and released as standalone purchases. (All such games appear in the list below.)

Complete List of Mainline Final Fantasy Titles on Switch

Final Fantasy I-VI Pixel Remaster Collection

Switch owners can experience the first six Final Fantasy games through Square Enix's Pixel Remaster collection. Each entry features enhanced visuals, reorchestrated soundtracks, modernized interfaces, and digital galleries showcasing artwork and music. For newcomers seeking the authentic series foundation, this represents the definitive version.

The Pixel Remasters can be purchased individually ($12-$18) or as a complete six-game bundle ($75). Among standalone options, Final Fantasy VI stands out for its compelling narrative.

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Final Fantasy VII

The Switch version of this iconic JRPG preserves the 1997 original while adding quality-of-life features: a 3x speed boost, optional random encounters, and a battle assist mode. Unlike the modern Remake series, this port maintains the classic turn-based combat that defined Cloud's original journey against Sephiroth.

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Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

This 2019 remaster commemorates the 20th anniversary of Squall's adventure, introducing gameplay modifiers similar to FFVII's Switch port. Players can accelerate progression or reduce combat difficulty while experiencing one of the series' most divisive yet memorable entries.

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Final Fantasy IX

Though less commercially successful than FFVII, this 2000 classic boasts perhaps the series' most refined storytelling. The Switch version enhances the original with quality-of-life improvements including speed adjustments, encounter toggles, autosaves, and HD character models.

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Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

This dual package combines FFX with its direct sequel - the first numerical continuation in series history. Together they deliver over 100 hours of content (per HowLongToBeat) featuring graphical upgrades and remodeled audio, with options to experience either enhanced or original presentations.

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Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age

This 2017 remaster of the 2006 original brings numerous enhancements including HD visuals, a re-recorded soundtrack, and the innovative Zodiac Job System from the Japanese International version. Quality-of-life additions include adjustable game speed and autosave functionality.

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