Square Enix’s Biggest-Ever Switch 2, Switch eShop Sale Discounts FF7, Dragon Quest
Square Enix has launched what it describes as its largest-ever publisher sale on the Nintendo eShop, cutting prices on more than 100 games across Switch and Switch 2, including a headline drop on Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade to $13.99 from its usual $39.99. The promotion went live on July 3, 2026, and runs through July 17, according to Nintendo Everything and ComicBook.com.
ComicBook.com reports the Square Enix sale in the Nintendo eShop kicked off on July 3rd, with over 100 discounts included, running through July 17th. Shacknews separately flagged the promotion in its weekly console deals roundup, noting discounts on games like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined, and several other Switch 2 titles as part of its weekend deals coverage.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade Hits Its Lowest Price Yet
The Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade port is a whopping 65% off, letting players start the remake trilogy for just $14 while the sale runs. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is also discounted, with Shacknews listing it at $29.99, a 40% cut from its regular price on Switch 2.
ComicBook.com noted the timing is notable given the sale does include Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth, with great timing as fans prep for next year’s conclusion to the remake trilogy. Nintendo Everything’s price rundown, compiled directly from the eShop listing, also confirms Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles at $29.99 and Octopath Traveler 0 at $32.49, both new all-time lows on Nintendo’s storefront.
Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined and the HD-2D Remakes Get Record Cuts
Dragon Quest fans are seeing some of the deepest reductions in the promotion. Nintendo Everything’s listing puts Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined at $41.99, down from $59.99, while Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake falls to $38.99 from its usual $59.99 price point.
ComicBook.com adds further context on the franchise’s collected editions, reporting that the Dragon Quest HD-2D Erdrick Trilogy collection is 35% off, its biggest-ever discount, and Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined is also hitting a record low price at 30% off. Older entries in the series are seeing even steeper markdowns, with the outlet noting several older titles are discounted by as much as 75% off for players filling gaps in their back catalogue.
SaGa, Octopath Traveler and the Back Catalogue
Beyond the two flagship franchises, the sale reaches deep into Square Enix’s other RPG series. Nintendo Everything’s price sheet lists Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven — Nintendo Switch 2 Edition at $24.99, down from $49.99, alongside Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster at $27.99.
The Octopath Traveler series is also well represented. ComicBook.com reports the first Octopath Traveler game is 70% off, making it just $18, with the sequel at 60% off and the recently released prequel, Octopath Traveler 0, at 35% off. Almost the entirety of Square Enix’s Switch and Switch 2 Final Fantasy library is also included, with the outlet noting almost the entire Switch and Switch 2 catalog of Final Fantasy games is on sale, including the original Final Fantasy up through the recently released Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
Kingdom Hearts Is the Notable Absence
Not every Square Enix franchise is getting the same treatment. ComicBook.com points out that the one notable absence here is Kingdom Hearts, which has just one spin-off included in the list of discounts, likely due to the recent switch from the cloud versions of the trilogy to the not-yet-released Kingdom Hearts 1-3 collection.
That gap aside, the outlet still frames the promotion as one of the publisher’s most comprehensive yet, writing that Square Enix is one of the leading developers and publishers of major JRPGs, and nearly all of them are included in this latest Nintendo eShop sale.
What This Means for NZ and AU Switch 2 Owners
All the confirmed prices reported by Nintendo Everything and ComicBook.com reflect the US eShop storefront, but Square Enix’s publisher-wide promotions typically go live simultaneously across regional Nintendo eShops, including New Zealand and Australia. Local shoppers should check the eShop directly on their own console for NZD or AUD pricing, since region-specific tax and currency conversions mean the local discount percentage can differ slightly from the US figures.
For anyone weighing up a Switch 2 upgrade purely to replay Square Enix’s back catalogue, the sale’s dual structure — one storefront listing for native Switch 2 releases and another covering backward-compatible Switch titles — means existing physical or digital libraries carry across without needing a second purchase of older entries. With the promotion set to close on July 17, players eyeing Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade, the Dragon Quest HD-2D remakes or the discounted SaGa entries have a little over a week left to lock in the record-low prices.
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