FFVII Remake Rebirth on Switch 2 Sets Up Trilogy Finale

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Naoki Hamaguchi explains why Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth are being ported to Switch 2 in quick succession to form a cohesive trilogy, detailing rendering optimizations (dynamic DLSS, background LOD adjustments) and efforts to keep handheld and docked experiences consistent. Rebirth launches on Switch 2 on June 3, 2026, as the team presses on with the final untitled installment; he also shares his downtime routine (short walks) and his interest in upcoming Switch 2 titles like Splatoon Raiders.
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