Amazon has
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (Nintendo Switch 2, Game Key Card) on sale for
$29.83.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Walmart has
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (Nintendo Switch 2, Game Key Card) on sale for
$29.83.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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- Note: The digital download version is also currently available for $13.99 here, if preferred.
About this product:
- Final Fantasy VII Remake retelling the Midgar story arc
- Includes INTERmission Yuffie side story expansion
- Hybrid combat with real-time action and command mechanics
- Expanded Midgar areas with quests and mini-games
- Game-Key Card version requiring ~90 GB download
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on Switch 2 is drawing attention as a low price for a game key card release, with the main appeal being that it can be sold or traded after finishing. The card works as a license to download and play the game while inserted, and it can still be played offline after downloading. The main concerns are the long shipping estimate, the fact that the software is not on the cart, and the risk that access depends on Nintendo services and the key card model. The eShop price is also far lower, around $13 to $14, which makes the resale angle feel thin.
Collectors who want to resell or trade after finishing, because the card can be passed on instead of being tied to one account.
Players who want offline play after downloading, because the card remains playable without an active online connection.
Shoppers comparing physical and digital value, because the card preserves resale value while still letting you download and play the game.
Players who want the cheapest way to own the game, because the digital version is far cheaper than this card.
Players who want the game permanently tied to the cartridge, because the card is only a license to download and can stop working if online services end.
Buyers expecting a true physical copy on the card, because the software is not stored on the cart and must be downloaded first.
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doesnt stop game key cards from being a terrible value, i only buy switch 1 physical now, because that at least guarantees the card to be playable offline and when switch cycles out like DS and Wii u stores, the switch 1 cards still work.
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