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Final Fantasy 9 Anniversary Site Sparks Switch 2 Remake Hype

Mar 31, 2025 10:32 AM

Excitement is brewing among gamers concerning a potential remake of Final Fantasy IX as Square Enix launched an official website dedicated to the game's 25th anniversary. This announcement coincides with the upcoming Nintendo Direct, leading fans to speculate whether a Final Fantasy IX remake will be revealed for the anticipated Switch 2. While the website hints at various commemorative projects, it's Yoshi-P’s recent comments on the complexity of a potential remake that have captured attention. He suggested that the scale of Final Fantasy IX could mean a remake might not fit within a single title, similar to the trilogy format of the Final Fantasy VII Remake. Since a leak in 2021 had hinted at a Final Fantasy IX remake, anticipation continues to build.

Is a Final Fantasy IX remake confirmed for the Nintendo Switch 2?

No, a Final Fantasy IX remake has not been officially confirmed for the Nintendo Switch 2, but recent announcements from Square Enix have sparked excited speculation among fans.

Final Fantasy IX, released on July 7, 2000, is a beloved classic in the RPG genre, known for its charming characters and nostalgic graphics. The game has maintained a dedicated fanbase over the years, leading to ongoing discussions about possible remakes or adaptations in various formats. With the rise of remakes in the gaming industry, particularly with the success of Final Fantasy VII Remake, fans are hopeful that Square Enix will bring this beloved title to modern platforms, enhancing its visuals and gameplay while retaining the essence of the original experience.



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