Best Buy has just unleashed a Square Enix game sale, and my free time is cooked

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We're well into 2026 now that February is underway, and yet I've been racking my brain with what Switch 2, PS5, or Xbox Series X game should be taking up all my attention. Best Buy has made that decision a bit easier after dropping up to $25 off select Square Enix games, so now all I need to do is find the free time.

It's not just your typical Final Fantasy titles which are discounted today (though they're definitely there), but you can grab Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake for $49.99 (Best Buy) on the Switch 2, and for the same price on the original Switch if you aren't fond of game-key cards. PS5 players can stick with the classics instead and pick up Final Fantasy Tactics The Ivalice Chronicles, which has returned to $39.99 at Best Buy, its lowest ever price so far.

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