Playstation Loses One of Its Biggest Exclusives

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and More Platforms in 2026

According to industry insider NateTheHate, Square Enix plans to announce Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for the Nintendo Switch 2 during the upcoming Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase. The Switch 2 version is expected to launch in June 2026, simultaneously with the Xbox Series release. This move indicates that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 will be available on all platforms simultaneously, ending previous platform exclusivity deals with Sony. Square Enix is aiming for a broader audience and consistent sales by avoiding staggered releases.

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