The Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition is now at its all-time lowest price of $49.99 on Amazon. This deal surpasses even Black Friday discounts, as confirmed by our records and price-tracking site CamelCamelCamel. Originally priced at $74.99, this 33% discount makes the collection an irresistible offer for fans and newcomers alike.
Originally launched on October 8 for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 (with full PS5 compatibility), this collection meticulously remasters the first six mainline Final Fantasy games. Square Enix has chosen to enhance rather than overhaul the classic pixel art, resulting in visuals that look stunning on both large TVs and in handheld mode. The soundtrack, masterfully re-orchestrated by legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu, adds a new layer of depth to the iconic melodies. Additionally, the package includes quality-of-life enhancements like the option to disable random encounters and increase experience and gil gains, making it easier to enjoy the story without the grind.
As a delightful bonus, this edition comes with a sticker sheet featuring 12 iconic character sprites, including the Black Mage, a Moogle, Terra, Kain, and the ever-menacing Kefka. While not the flashiest of extras, it's a charming nod to the series' rich history.
At the original price of $74.99, the collection might have been a harder sell, but at $49.99, it's a must-have for anyone eager to explore the roots of one of gaming's most influential RPG series. Whether you're revisiting these timeless classics or experiencing them for the first time, this well-crafted remaster is a treasure trove of nostalgia and innovation. With physical copies being the only collectible edition available, now is the perfect time to grab one before they become scarce, especially at this price point.
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