Exciting News for FFVII Fans in Singapore!
Hold on to your consoles— Square Enix has just confirmed that every physical edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake is now available for PlayStation 4, right here in Singapore.
That means the Deluxe Edition and the luxurious 1st Class Edition are no longer exclusive to the digital realm. Instead of hovering over your keyboard and waiting for an order confirmation from the Square Enix online store, you can now swing by your favorite local video‑game shop and snag a copy in person.
What’s Inside the Physical Packages?
- Deluxe Edition: Includes a slim, collectible case, a stand‑out soundtrack CD, and a copy of the original PlayStation 1 version.
- 1st Class Edition: Take the fan experience up a notch with a custom “1st Class” case, a gorgeous artbook, and a model of the iconic Buster Sword.
How to Get Yours
Just pop into any certified retailer—think GameStop, Saturn, or local specialty shops—and place your pre‑order. No more online post‑backing; you can walk out with your epic edition in hand.
So, if you’ve been dreaming of swooping down the galaxy in Neon Dreams, it’s time to make that dream a tangible reality. Let the journey begin, and may your save files stay intact!
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What’s Inside the New Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Remake?
Hey gamers! The latest Deluxe Edition is a treasure‑trove of goodies that’ll make every fan swoon. Let’s break down the shiny bundle:
The Core Game
- Final Fantasy VII Remake – the full, re‑imagined experience you’ve been waiting for.
The Deluxe Package
- All the base game plus an exclusive swag set – designed for collectors who want to brag about their rare finds.
Art & Sound
- Hardback Artbook – jaw‑dropping concept art, character sketches, and behind‑the‑scenes insight.
- Mini‑Soundtrack CD – chip‑tune, orchestral riffs, and the immersive score that turned scenes into cinematic gold.
The Luxurious Physical Goods
- Sephiroth Steelbook Case – a metal‑plated case that screams epic, perfect for display on your desk.
Bonus Content
- “Cactuar” Summon Materia DLC – fierce, quirky, and ready to sprinkle some extra stardust on your battles.
Bottom line: this Deluxe Edition isn’t just a game – it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Grab yours before the shelves run empty and join the club of Ultimate FF7 fans.
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All‑You‑Need‑Is‑One‑Warrior (and a Tiny Chocobo) for the 2020 FNFVII Remake!
Square Enix is dropping three awesome pack options for Final Fantasy VII Remake, and the pricing crystal‑clear.
What’s in Each Bundle?
- Deluxe Edition – Same goodies as the base version + exclusive Play Arts Kai figurines for Strife and Hardy — because those little Scouts just need a nice spot in your room.
- 1st Class Edition – Everything Deluxe + that massive, pose‑worthy Play Arts Kai Cloud Strife & Hardy Daytona box set. It’s a real show‑stopper.
- Standard Edition – The usual fare; still a great launch, but no extra figurines.
Pricing
Deluxe costs S$109.90 – a steal if you’re into those hand‑held collectibles. The 1st Class dazzles at S$479.90; a luxury buy that’s sure to make your friends green‑envious.
Pre‑Order Bonuses
Pre‑ordering any edition (even the plain one) comes with the “Chocobo Chick” Summon Materia DLC released right at launch. Pretty sweet! If you buy the digital version from the PlayStation Store, you’ll also snag a FFVII Remake Dynamic Theme, turning your console into a mythic playground.
Release Date
The game lands on the PlayStation 4 on 3 March 2020. Brace yourself – it’s going to be a classic.
Finally, a quick shout‑out to the original Writing source: Hardware Zone. And enjoy the vid link that came along – just put it in your browser and let the epicness roll.
