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Brendan Lowry

Final Fantasy 7 Remake looks better on Xbox Series S than Nintendo Switch 2 despite having less RAM — here's the Digital Foundry analysis

Yuffie in Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade.

Last week saw the release of Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade on Microsoft's Xbox Series X|S consoles, the Xbox PC app (and the Xbox Ally handheld, by extension), and Xbox Cloud Gaming, complete with full support for Xbox Play Anywhere cross-saving. Considering the fact that it's been exclusive to PS5, PS4, and Steam until that release, it's nothing short of a monumental addition to Xbox's library.

Notably, though, the remake of what may be the best and most-popular Final Fantasy title of all time also dropped on Nintendo Switch 2 on the same date, prompting many curious fans and performance analysts to investigate the differences between the Xbox and Switch 2 versions of the game, and also to compare them to its PS5 and PS4 counterparts.

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