At the Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival in Berlin last weekend, Square Enix announced that the Switch 2 version of the game would be coming out on August 4, with preorders now available. There will also be a free test period for the first month, so if you want to try out the new version before dropping any money on it, you can do so. Final Fantasy XIV on Switch 2 costs $23.95 for the Starter Edition (includes the base game and all expansions except the most recent two, Endwalker and Dawntrail), $62.26 for the Complete Edition with a 30%…
Author: Matt Ryan
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