Some remakes ended up pleasing fans while other ports had poor visuals or lacked content. If you’ve not kept up with the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series, Square Enix has been revisiting the six games over different platforms with varying degrees of results. Note that barring technical aspects, the content in the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series is identical between the PS4 and Switch versions. I will also be covering the issues this bundle has in its current state and whether the PS4 version on PS5 is the best console version right now. For my Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster PS5 review, I’m going to focus on how the PS4 versions of six games feel on Sony’s current system, and whether they are worth buying right now.ĭespite already covering the new features and additions in my comparison feature last week, I also wanted to highlight why a specific game in this bundle might be worth your time if you’re new to Final Fantasy, or bought all the Pixel Remasters on iOS and Steam before like I did.
If you’ve not kept up with the collection or this series, it brings the first six main Final Fantasy games to PS4 and Nintendo Switch for the first time with many improvements and additions over the PC and mobile versions. Following the series’ debut on mobile and PC platforms, it hit PS4 and Nintendo Switch last week digitally with a limited physical release. Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is something I always expected to get ported to consoles, but didn’t think it would take as long as it did.
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