Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster coming to mobile and PC in February 2022

The kickoff five Terminal Fantasy Pixel Remasters launched earlier this year

Final Fantasy VI

Square Enix has confirmed thatFinal Fantasy VI Pixel Remasterwill launch on mobile and PC sometime in February 2022.

"In club to bring you the all-time experience possible, we're allowing the necessary time to utilise terminal polish while finishing development on the game," wrote the company on the officialFinal Fantasy Twitter account.

ThePixel Remasterseries brings back the original sixFinal Fantasygames with new graphics and audio. The kickoff five were released over the past several months, although it had been unclear until at present exactly when the sixth would launch.

An update on the Last Fantasy Six pixel remaster.

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It makes sense that Square Enix would want to take extra time for Final Fantasy VI, though. The classic SNES RPG is not but the nearly dear of the commencement six games, but widely regarded to be one of the greatest games of all time, as well.

A specific Canadian price for Concluding Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster has not yet been confirmed. For reference, the Pixel Remasters of the start two games are priced at $fifteen.99 CAD each on Steam, while III, Iv and V all cost $23.99 each. However, a bundle that includes all six games is available for $99.78, which offers a 22 percent discount.

Square Enix says information technology will exist calculation "new items" to both the private and bundled editions ofFinal Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster, although information technology's unclear what those volition exist.

A bigger question many fans take been asking, however, is whether thePixel Remastersvolition come to other platforms. While the ports of those six games were already available on PC and mobile, they take never been playable on modern consoles.

In July, Foursquare Enix said console ports depend on fan demand, which was an odd statement given how fans have been voicing such involvement for months at present. Hopefully, console versions volition somewhen happen, given the hundreds of millions of people playing on PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo systems.

Source: @FinalFantasy