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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Thrives on Switch 2, Multi-Platform Push

9/26/2025

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Summary

Hamaguchi Advances Rebirth

Naoki Hamaguchi says Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is in a 'working state' on Switch 2, signaling progress toward a broader release.
Square Enix CEO Takashi Kiryu pushes multi-platform releases to widen the franchise.
Switch 2 optimization aims for stable 30fps and PS5-like visuals.
Year-end Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade demo on new consoles; cross-platform progression features aim to boost accessibility.

Summary

Hamaguchi Progresses Trilogy

Development on Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 is progressing and will conclude the trilogy.
Much of Part 3 is already playable, per director Naoki Hamaguchi.
The theme for Part 3 has been decided, guiding design and gameplay.
Fans can currently enjoy the first two installments, arriving on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S next year.

History

Historical Context

Square Enix's Final Fantasy series began in 1987, with the original game aimed at rescuing the company from financial troubles. The 1997 release of Final Fantasy VII sold over 13 million copies, establishing the franchise's prominence. Today, the ongoing development of Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 reflects a strategy to modernize the series and engage new audiences in an evolving gaming landscape.

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Hamaguchi Advances Rebirth

Naoki Hamaguchi says Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is in a 'working state' on Switch 2, signaling progress toward a broader release.
Square Enix CEO Takashi Kiryu pushes multi-platform releases to widen the franchise.
Switch 2 optimization aims for stable 30fps and PS5-like visuals.
Year-end Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade demo on new consoles; cross-platform progression features aim to boost accessibility.

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