Final Fantasy I-VI Anniversary Collection Deals for Switch and PS4
Blog Andrew Joseph 27 Aug , 2025 0

After a quick sale yesterday, Final Fantasy I-VI Series: Anniversary Edition is back Amazon only has $45. Unlike the original deal, Amazon's Fresh Restock includes six-scenes retro series Nintendo switch and PlayStation 4. The $45 deal for Switch and Switch 2 users matches the lowest price for collecting all six Final Fantasy Pixel Retesters. The PS4 version is very close to its all-time low of $42.74 during Golden Day.
The Special Anniversary Edition released the Switch and PlayStation last October, with a sticker for Final Fantasy Character Elf. It's worth highlighting that this is a true physical release, with all six final fantasy pixel re-installations on the switch cartridge or PS4 disc (fully compatible with the PS5). Square Enix was initially released in 2023, but small prints are selling for very fast. The re-release last fall brought the series to major retailers for the first time as an anniversary edition.
If you are interested in picking up either version, we recommend that you reach this deal as soon as possible, as it is unlikely to be saved for a long time. As mentioned earlier, the same deal has sold out in less than a day. This is the most popular video game deal with GamesPot readers during the sale event, and Amazon sold out before the promotion officially ended.
$45 ($75)
Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition includes pixel remakes for the following games:
- Final Fantasy I (NES, 1987)
- Final Fantasy II (NES, 1988)
- Final Fantasy III (Famicom, 1990)
- Final Fantasy IV (SNES, 1991)
- Final Fantasy V (SNES, 1992)
- Final Fantasy VI (SNES, 1994)
All six games received a comprehensive graphics and audio overhaul for the Pixel Remaster series. Square Enix reshapes the elves using original pixel art as the basis. Series composer Nobuo Uematsu oversees the creation of the rescheduled soundtrack. You can also play the game with the original soundtrack, but the rearranged version is great.
Added a number of quality of life features including quick save, customizable text fonts, experience multiplier, automatic combat, ability to turn off random encounters and more. You can also browse the boundaries and illustration galleries in the game and listen to classic music with the music player.
$45 ($75)
Square Enix's Pixel Remasters project debuted on PC and Mobile in summer 2021, and ended with Final Fantasy VI in February 2022. The series was in 2023 and Xbox Server to PlayStation and Xbox Server to Xbox Series X|s last September.
The correct Final Fantasy III is unique to Japan until a 3D remake was released for Nintendo DS. Long-time North American fans may remember Final Fantasy VI, the best game for Final Fantasy III.
The game can be played in any order, but it's so cool to see the series evolve from the 8-bit era of Nintendo Entertainment System to the 16-bit era of Super Nintendo.
$17.20 ($25)
If you like classic Final Fantasy games, you should also check it out FF Points: Pixel Art of Final Fantasy. This lovely 280-page hardcover book offers a deep dive into gorgeous artworks, which has proven to be timeless considering the existence of pixel remakes.
Classic Final Fantasy Games and Collections of Nintendo Switch

Over the years, several other Final Fantasy Vintage Collections have received a boxed version of the Nintendo Switch. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster It is the most affordable option right now, as Amazon costs $27.73. Nintendo still sells two combo packs for $50 on Switch Eshop, so you can save nearly 50%. I only know that only FFX is on the card; X-2 needs to be downloaded. Final Fantasy XII: The Twelve Zodiac Signs It's another remake of a PS2 game, priced at $50 on ESHOP, and a physical dungeon for less than $30 on Walmart.
The physical version of the Final Fantasy game of the PS1 era is not officially released in North America, but you can get a region-free international version through English text. You will only find Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VIII Fixed: Twin Pack From third-party sellers, but the $35.34 offer is shipped by Amazon. The Physical Edition of Final Fantasy IX Usually, it sells more than twice as much for $21 on Eshop, but at least the Box Art looks great.
Final Fantasy PlayStation Game Deal
PlayStation users can get PS5's Final Fantasy 7 Remake hybrids. The physical version has been out of print for years before Square Enix made a new batch earlier this year. Amazon currently costs only $30, and Amazon's Final Fantasy 7 Remake is overgrown. You can also save the second part of the FF7 Remake project for Square Enix. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is for sale for $40 ($70) on Amazon and Walmart. If you purchase a copy from Amazon, you will get a free dual-sense controller skin with cloud conflict and Sephiroth character art.
If you haven't booked yet Square Enix's upcoming Final Fantasy Tactics RemakeCheck Amazon's exclusive physical version For the Nintendo Switch and PS5, it disappeared.
More Square Enix RPG transactions

Role-playing game enthusiasts can not only save on Amazon’s Final Fantasy Championship this week. Nintendo Switch and PlayStation Console users can get awesome discounts on other Square Enix JRPGs. Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake For the Switch, it will be available for $40 ($60) on Amazon. PS5 version sold out on Amazon, but you can snap up copies for $40 Walmart. Square Enix's HD-2D pixel art aesthetic looks adorable in this classic version of history. And with Dragon Quest I and II HD-2D Remake When launched on October 30, it's the ideal time to play Dragon Quest 3, as it's actually the first game in the original DQ trilogy.
Other highlights on Amazon sales include A new dimension of fantasy and Romantic Legend 2: Revenge Seven. The former is an enhanced version of the popular Apple arcade RPG Fantasia. It is worth noting that the game's story was written by Hironobu Sakaguchi, the director of the first five fantasy games. Meanwhile, Romantic Legend 2 is a great remake that may be different from any round-based RPG you've ever played. Both games are snapped up on the Nintendo Switch and PS5 for $30.