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The Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy is gaining renewed interest, with Square Enix releasing new merchandise such as figures from Prime Studio.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is available on multiple platforms including Xbox Store, offering both Standard and Digital Deluxe Editions, with additional in-game items.
Prime Studio is releasing Aerith figures from Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth, offering a Deluxe version with multiple poses and a Classic version with a single pose.
Final Fantasy 7 is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series, expanding the availability of the game to new platforms.

Expanded Final Fantasy VII Merchandise and Remake Intergrade Editions on Multiple Platforms

The Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy is generating renewed interest in the franchise, and Square Enix continues to treat the successful franchise like a goldmine, releasing new merchandise based on the game and its characters. Among the upcoming collectibles are new figures from Prime Studio, known for their highly detailed FFVII statues that make any respectable gamer envious. Currently, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is available on the Xbox Store in several editions: Standard Edition: Priced at $69.95, includes FF7 Remake and the FF7R EPISODE INTERmission featuring Yuffie Kisaragi. A Limited Early Purchase edition, also priced at $69.95, includes the same content with additional in-game items. Digital Deluxe Edition: Priced at $99.95, includes FF7 Remake, FF7R EPISODE INTERmission, a digital artbook, a mini-soundtrack, and additional in-game items. Both editions include in-game items such as weapons, armor, accessories, and summoning materia. Additionally, the original Final Fantasy 7 is part of the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE package. This expansion of availability will also bring the FFVII world to new platforms. Final Fantasy 7 is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series, introducing the game and related merchandise to a broader audience.

Prime Studio Unveils Deluxe and Classic Aerith Figures for FF7 Remake and Rebirth, Joins Masterline Collection

Prime Studio is also releasing two versions of an Aerith figure from Final Fantasy 7 Remake: a Deluxe version with multiple poses and a Classic version with a single pose. According to Prime Studio, the basic Single Pack version is priced at approximately $2100, similar to other figures in Square Enix’s Masterline collection. Furthermore, Prime Studio will also immortalize Aerith from FF7 Rebirth with a 1/4 scale figure, also available in Deluxe and Classic versions. Prime Studio has shared few details, and there is no announced release window at the time of writing. With these releases, Square Enix continues to capitalize on the success of FFVII, offering a variety of collectibles for fans.

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