Last call for the Limited Early Purchase Edition
Quick heads-up: if you’ve been on the fence about Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the Limited Early Purchase Edition deal is still live — but not for long. The offer runs through 31st January 2026, so if you want the bundle, now’s the moment to decide.
Prices (so you can budget the chocobo treats)
The Limited Early Purchase Edition is listed at $39.99 / £39.99. There’s also a Deluxe edition that tacks on a digital artbook and a mini soundtrack for $59.99 / £54.99 (or the local equivalent). For context, the standalone port of the original Final Fantasy VII is currently around $15.99 / £12.79 on the eShop — so the bundle could be a sweet deal if you don’t already own the classic.
What’s included (highlights, spoiler-free)
In plain terms, the bundle gives you the full Remake game plus the Intermission episode where you play as Yuffie. You also get a handful of bonus gear and trinkets — think unique weapons and a few pieces of armor — as well as several accessory items and summon materias like Carbuncle, Chocobo Chick and Cactuar. Best of all for nostalgia hunters: it includes a ported version of the original Final Fantasy VII.
Small print you’ll want to know
Most of the extra weapons, armor and materias are sent to your in-game Gift Box (so check the main menu). One specific weapon, the Cacstar, is only usable during the Yuffie episode, so it’s more of a themed bonus than an all-around powerhouse.
Why this might be worth it
If you don’t already own the original FFVII port and you fancy the Remake plus a Yuffie side story, this bundle bundles nostalgia and new content together nicely. It’s a convenient way to pick up both the modern remake experience and the classic game without buying them separately.
Final thoughts
If you’re into JRPGs, sentimental for the PS1 era, or just love punching giant, dramatic baddies with style, this offer is a neat little package — and the clock is ticking. Check out the full reviews on Nintendo Life if you want deeper opinions before pulling the trigger.
