It looks like Final Fantasy 1-6 Pixel Remasters could be coming to Switch and PS4 soon, after the ESRB rated the console versions.
This implies an announcement that the six games will be coming to PS4 and Switch may be imminent.
The series celebrates its 35th anniversary on Sunday, December 18, which could mark a suitable date for either an announcement or a surprise release.The first three Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters, individual titles covering Final Fantasy I, II and III, were released for PC and mobile in July 2021.
“This project began because we wanted to create a convenient way for fans and new players to enjoy these original classics, with consistent graphics and a unified user interface.”A new trailer also showed off new gameplay from the console-exclusive RPG Final Fantasy’s original creator, Hironobu Sakaguchi, also provided a statement: “When working on the originals, I didn’t think that the Final Fantasy series would be remastered almost 35 years later,” he said.
“The video game industry had only just been established. So, with nobody else leading the way, we had to keep moving forward at the front line. I remember how we went through a lot of trial and error at that time. I’m very happy and grateful that Final Fantasy has continued for such a long period of time.”
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