Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade

Already one of the best JRPGs available, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is truly impressive on Switch 2. The visuals are astounding whether you play handheld or docked, and while it's not flawless, performance is solid. Throw in new Streamlined Progression features which make the game more accessible than ever, and you have a must-play, especially for newcomers.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade remains one of the best games of its generation, and the Switch 2 port is highly competent, offering a great opportunity for those who haven’t played it yet or want to revisit the story of Cloud, Aerith, Tifa, Barret, and the fight to save the planet from Shinra and Sephiroth.

The Avalanche crew heads to the Nintendo Switch 2 with excellent results.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on Nintendo Switch 2 delivers a surprisingly strong portable experience. While limited to 30 fps and showing occasional performance dips, the game looks great on the console’s screen and includes all major content, including the Yuffie episode. It’s an excellent option for players who want to experience one of Square Enix’s most ambitious RPGs anywhere, even if it’s not the definitive technical version.

Ultimately, Final Fantasy VII Remake can be considered a rousing success and sets up the Remake trilogy to great effect. There’s a huge amount to enjoy about the game, be it the exciting combat, impressive presentation, highly endearing cast, fascinating adjustments to the original tale, or detailed realisation of Midgar. If one hasn’t already dove into Final Fantasy VII Remake, the fine Nintendo Switch 2 release is an excellent opportunity to.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on the Nintendo Switch 2 is a remarkable feat. Not only does the mammoth title run exceptionally well, but it also looks incredible. Compared to the PS5 version, the FPS is lower, however, there aren’t many other compromises to mention. Cloud’s epic adventure retains its cinematic punch, emotional weight, and exhilarating combat, making this one of the most impressive third-party showcases on Nintendo’s latest hardware.

Square Enix has worked wonders in porting this gorgeous game over to the Switch 2, with the lower resolution and frame rate the only noticeable downgrade. If you've been waiting to play this game on the go, now's the time to jump in and explore Midgar.

La versión de Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade para Nintendo Switch 2 es espectacular. Prácticamente no existe ninguna diferencia con respecto a la versión de Playstation 5. El rendimiento es excelente, tanto en modo TV como en modo portátil. La historia y los personajes son memorables. El sistema de combate es muy dinámico y entretenido. Sin duda, un imprescindible para Nintendo Switch 2.

GOAT! Як на мене чудова гра для входу в жанр, хороша бойовка, хороший сюжет, просто нереальний епік, хороша музика (в моменти коли вона не жахлива), офігезна графіка ( супер стильна, а світло....уф, яке в цій грі світло, я і подумати не міг шо четверти анріал енжін витягає таку роботу світла з поверхнями). Короче маст хев, і на свічі проходити було одне задоволення

i get more and more problems with this game each play just feelings very dragged on compared to the original ff7, although this is about the port not the game, phenomenal port, runs better than anything else ive seen on switch 2

This could have been an amazing game but there are so many horrible design choices. There will be 10 minutes of extremely fun combat fluidly switching between characters followed by a forced hour of slowly walking through a horribly laid out "city". As soon as you hit your flow in a boss fight and are mid way casting a spell a one of three cutscenes for that boss fight will hit and reposition your characters. There are some of the worst mini games of a budget of this size I have ever seen. I can only assume fans of the franchise are boosting the ratings despite the constantly horrible design and game choices

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]