Tokyo Game Show Sale Cuts Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to 70% Off
Pragmata's first sale is a notable marker for a title that had remained full-price since its release, and the inclusion of multiple near-record-low prices signals Sony's push to drive sales ahead of the Tokyo Game Show.
Key Facts
- The Tokyo Game Show Sale runs from September 9 to September 23 on the PlayStation Store for PS5 and PS4 titles.
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is discounted 70 percent to 1,973 yen from 6,578 yen.
- Pragmata Deluxe Edition receives its first sale at 20 percent off, priced at 7,192 yen.
- Monster Hunter Wilds is 25 percent off at 3,742 yen.
- The SEGA TOKYO GAME SHOW Sale runs concurrently, with Like a Dragon: Ishin! Kiwami / Like a Dragon 3 Gaiden: Dark Ties at its first 50 percent discount.
Reporting from 3 sources: GAME Watch (Impress), ASCII.jp, Automaton.
Sony Interactive Entertainment started the Tokyo Game Show Sale on the PlayStation Store on September 9, offering discounts on a range of PS5 and PS4 titles. The sale runs until September 23, ahead of the Tokyo Game Show 2026 event that begins September 17. Among the featured discounts, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the Square Enix RPG preceding a series finale, is priced at 1,973 yen, a 70 percent reduction from 6,578 yen. Monster Hunter Wilds, which has a large DLC planned, is 25 percent off at 3,742 yen, while Pragmata Deluxe Edition receives its first-ever discount at 20 percent off, bringing it to 7,192 yen. Other titles include Persona 3 Reload Digital Premium Edition at 60 percent off (5,491 yen), Biohazard Requiem at 30 percent off (6,293 yen), Nioh 3 at 43 percent off (5,517 yen), and Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories and the Imagined Land at 50 percent off (4,840 yen). The sale also covers deluxe editions and DLC, with more titles listed on the official sale page.
The Tokyo Game Show Sale is one of several promotions timed to the annual event. Sega is running a parallel SEGA TOKYO GAME SHOW Sale on both the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop through September 23, with Nintendo eShop sales ending a day earlier on September 22. That sale includes Like a Dragon: Ishin! Kiwami / Like a Dragon 3 Gaiden: Dark Ties at its first 50 percent discount (4,495 yen), Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Digital Deluxe Edition at 60 percent off, and Two Point Museum at 33 percent off for Switch 2. Atlus titles are also discounted across both sales, with Persona 5 Royal Remastered at 70 percent off on Switch.
The main PlayStation Store sale covers a wider catalog, including Square Enix's Dragon Quest VII Reimagined at 35 percent off and the action RPG Adventurer Elliot's Millennial Tale at 25 percent off. Capcom's Pragmata, which has been listed at full price since its 2023 release, appears in its first sale with the Deluxe Edition at 20 percent off. Biohazard Requiem, a separate Capcom title, is 30 percent off. Sega's own Nioh 3 is discounted 43 percent.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.