Square Enix has kicked off a pretty big publisher today on the Switch eShop in North America. Savings of up to 90% can be made on the Japanese developer's huge range of RPGs and published titles on the console from now until 30th March (thanks Wario64!).
But it's not just your classic Final Fantasy VII or Dragon Quest discounts, either. Newer titles such as last year's Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition (which is now up to snuff thanks to a recent patch), The DioField Chronicle, and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion are all discounted until the end of the month.
Some of the company's other titles like PowerWash Simulator and Life is Strange are also part of the sale, so there's no shortage of options for you all.
So, if you're hankering for something from Square Enix, well, why not snap up an eShop card from our store to get an extra 5% off? Just pop NLIFE5 in at the checkout to save a few extra cents.
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Here are the highlights from Square's smashing sale on Switch, then:
Spot anything you fancy? Check out all of the deals for Square Enix, or just browse the eShop, over on the official website. You've got until 30th March to grab something.
Spotted your next Switch fix from Square Enix in the sale? Let us know in the comments.
[source nintendo.com, via twitter.com]
Comments (23)
Hmm might have to toss Squeenix some cash. Still need DQ Treasures.
How's Saga Frontier Remastered? I've had my eye on that one for a while.
Holding out hope that Paranormasight and PowerWash get physical releases somewhere in the world. My eyes are on Star Ocean.
Aw, no Octopath?
I might pick up Crisis Core. That’s not a bad price at all.
Sure was nice of them to put their 3DS games on sale.
Oh wait...
Those cloud games are still terrible, even with discount they're not worth the value since you could literally lose access at any time.
@Caryslan You’re telling me, I saw the headline and rushed over to the eshop to be thoroughly disappointed
So... Squenix has no 3DS eShop sales going on? Generous of them to want to milk as much FOMO money as they can get in the final days of the storefront's existence.
I used to play kingdom hearts on the ps4 after Sora made it to Smash. I also had a history of loving Disney films so what could go wrong? I got the first collection 1.5 and 2.5. I only finished Kingdom Hearts 1, but not even full completion. I didn’t even have the best healing spell Curaga. Barely beat the final boss. Took me half an hour. The whole game took an absurd amount of time. Hated Chain Of Memories, skipped to KH 2. I simply got too busy and dropped the series. That’s a huge investment in time, that series. Still loved the three months I spent playing the first few games. Once the cloud versions hit the switch for just as cheap, I have the demos a go. The opening cutscene for KH1 was so rough. Constantly clipping on and off, audio cuts out, just a tough experience. I didn’t even play the game. I just deleted. Was quite disappointed there
@TheBigBlue Huh, thats too bad. I was always wondering if buying the cloud version of KHs would be worth it or even playable. Honestly, cloud streaming in general is the less appealing aspect of gaming to me.
Hmm..may be tempted to get the Crystal Chronicles Remaster edition. One of my favorite game on the GC. I know the Switch version was rather butchered but I'm still tempted to get it for a cheap price.
Guess it's time to get FFIX, it's been a while since I wanted to buy it.
Nintendo Life never covered Crisis Core?
Um, well... I'm a Square Fan... if you couldn't tell from my pfp.
@NintendoLife "Square Enix has kicked off a pretty big publisher today on the Switch eShop in North America." Pretty sure you're missing the word sale.
Also, as someone from the UK, Square-Enix are having a sale over here too.
Perhaps it's time to grab Neo: TWEWY.
Perhaps instead of Switch Pro, Switch OLED 5G would be a good next step so that these cloud games can actually be viable.
Finally a Chrono Cross sale. Time for me to finally play the sequel to Chrono Trigger to form my own opinion, decades in the making.
@abbyhitter I enjoyed it a lot as someone relatively inexperienced with the SaGa franchise. None of the stories overstayed their welcome, and each one offered a rather unique way to play. One neat aspect I found was that the world you explore is mostly the same in each story, but events play out differently in each. Because of this, you’re able to take advantage of what you know about a specific town or dungeon and use it to get ahead a bit quicker.
@Thomystic You want to pay for data on top of already paying for WiFi just to keep cloud gaming unstable? Unless you live in a city where there are lots of cell towers and data centers that ain't going to do you no good either. If I could watch an unstable YouTube video via data connection what makes you think this will help cloud gaming? You're only wasting money going that route. Remember it's the data centers that kept the stream stable, doesn't matter if you had WiFi or data connection, if you're not near a data center from where your full price cloud game originate from then your experience will never be stable. If you bought a data center such as a phone, console, handheld, or a PC then your stream will be good and stable but why would you play on stream anyways when you could just go native instead without all the lags and latency issues?
Cool, gotta grab Chrono Cross and Dungeon Encounters. Maybe i’ll try xv. Probably be a month or two until i play them, though. Waiting for a slightly deeper sale on Crisis Core as i’m not sure i’ll like it.
Balan Wonderworld for $11.99 is an absolute steal
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