Final Fantasy VII & Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Twin Pack (Switch)

Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered If your a fan of the final fantasy series then this is a really good twin pack game. Its says remastered in a sense however plays exactly as the original from the old PlayStation era. Looks great on the OLED switch, with the only difference being you can speed up the traveling aspect and turn of some of the battle animations otherwise its the same. Hours of grinding and enjoying the story on a single cartridge its a game that you can replay over and over again. recommended if your an RPG or final fantasy fan.

I have these digitally but love to have physical versions of things. Two great games on 1 cart

Great to be able to play FF7 and 8 with the same feeling as the first time. Gameplay just as good as original, and now have the ability to share this experience with next generation and show how good games can be with out extra DLCs and add ons for extra cost. FF7 is the highlight of the series and as long as you are willing to put up with PS1 graphics, then then story and game play will not let you down.

This runs well on the switch it looks great on the OLED model too it’s a old set of games so the graphics look retro style but it plays well and is a great game overall for the price you get two good games included here and there actually both on the carriage too I would recommend it

Time to level up your LimitBreak with these two iconic FinalFantasy games. My PS1 stopped working so this is great.

The legendary titles of Final Fantasy VII and VIII on the go. What's better than that? God, I love the Switch! I can play classic JRPGs whenever, and wherever, I want.

I like that you get 2 in 1 with this a good price too

Final fantasy 7 is not remastered, actually switch does not have a version that is remastered! I will not return just because I am a fan of this game....ordered for nostalgia

Ich bin sehr zufrieden. Das Produkt kam früher als geplant und hat meine Erwartungen und Wünsche vollkommen erfüllt. Meine nächste Bestellung wird bald folgen. Vielen Dank

Waited for the remaster for three decades

Final Fantasy VII y VIII son dos de los juegos más icónicos de la franquicia Final Fantasy, y hace unos pocos años fueron remasterizados para Nintendo Switch. Los juegos originales fueron lanzados hace más de dos décadas y se han convertido en clásicos de culto en la comunidad de los juegos de rol. Los remasterizaciones para Switch han mejorado significativamente los gráficos y el rendimiento del juego original, lo que los hace más accesibles y disfrutables para los jugadores modernos. En cuanto a la presentación visual, los gráficos de los dos juegos han sido mejorados significativamente en las remasterizaciones para Switch. Los personajes, escenarios y efectos especiales se ven más detallados y nítidos, lo que le da un toque moderno al estilo clásico del juego. Además, los controles y la interfaz del usuario han sido actualizados para adaptarse a la consola Nintendo Switch, lo que hace que la experiencia de juego sea más fluida y fácil de usar. La historia y la jugabilidad de Final Fantasy VII y VIII son excepcionales y atemporales. Ambos juegos presentan historias emocionantes y profundas que abordan temas como la amistad, el amor, la traición y la redención. Los personajes son bien desarrollados y carismáticos, lo que hace que sea fácil conectarse con ellos y sentirse inmerso en la historia. La jugabilidad es desafiante y satisfactoria, y ofrece una gran cantidad de personalización y opciones para el jugador. En cuanto a la duración, ambos juegos ofrecen muchas horas de juego. La historia principal de Final Fantasy VII toma alrededor de 40 horas para completar, mientras que Final Fantasy VIII toma alrededor de 50 horas. Sin embargo, los jugadores pueden pasar mucho más tiempo en el juego si desean completar todas las misiones secundarias y buscar todos los objetos coleccionables. En conclusión, son remasterizaciones excepcionales de dos juegos clásicos de la franquicia Final Fantasy. Los gráficos actualizados y la interfaz de usuario hacen que la experiencia de juego sea más accesible y disfrutable para los jugadores modernos, mientras que la historia y la jugabilidad siguen siendo emocionantes y desafiantes. Para los fanáticos de la franquicia Final Fantasy o para aquellos que buscan juegos de rol clásicos, estos dos títulos son una excelente opción para Nintendo Switch.

Lo malo que es europeo, pero aun asi son buenos remasters

Squaresoft in the 90s had a hit ratio that I don’t believe any other developer has ever been able to repeat. Final Fantasy 7 exploded on the PlayStation in 1997 and changed video games in two huge ways: graphics and story. Arguably one of the first, if not the first, mainstream video game that can be called “cinematic”, Square used the power of the PlayStation to show off what console gaming can be and solidified Japanese-style role-playing games as the gold standard of the RPG genre. Square also made waves by breaking with Nintendo, their traditional publishing partner for Final Fantasy 1-6, after infighting over disc gaming vs cartridge gaming (Nintendo wanted to stick with the less powerful cartridge and Square disagreed, opting to partner with Sony for their console’s increased power vs the Nintendo 64). In an ironic twist, this version is cartridge based and on the Nintendo Switch, so we’ve maybe come full circle on the matter after the initial split 27 years ago when this game was released. Anyway, this game is still a masterpiece and should be considered a mandatory play for those wanting to school themselves on the history of video gaming. It continues to earn its position as one of the most important games of all time. The version is the European Switch remaster paired with Final Fantasy VIII. It looks great, runs amazing on the Switch, and I need to go back to my original version but I believe the translation has been slightly updated for the better. The weakest part of Squaresoft’s games in the 90s was their English translations. The translators Square used were awful on top of working with completely unrealistic timelines to translate the games, making a perfect storm of mediocrity for those of us who don’t speak or read Japanese. This game is no different, leading to one character in particular being portrayed as a horribly racist caricature. I’m happy that seems to be slightly better in this translation. I know I’m clouded by nostalgia, but the game is fun, the music still hits in ways that underscore Nobuo Uematsu’s place as one of the best composers in the world, and I love these characters and this world more than a lot of real people I know, so it’s as near to perfect as a piece of media can get.