Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fans, there’s a new update out – but don’t get too excited. Square Enix has dropped update 1.080, mainly focusing on fixing some small technical problems. Here’s what you need to know.
On December 24, 2024, Square Enix released update 1.080 for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. If you’re playing on PlayStation 5, you’ll be glad to hear that some annoying DualSense controller issues have been resolved. Meanwhile, all eyes are on the future, especially with the game’s upcoming PC launch in January.
Heads up: It’s not just Rebirth getting an update – Final Fantasy 7 Remake also got some love with the new 1.003 patch!
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Update 1.080 Patch Notes
This update is a minor one, but it addresses an important issue:
- DualSense Vibration Fix: Players had reported that their DualSense controller wasn’t vibrating properly during certain in-game moments. This patch fixes that problem completely, according to Square Enix.
That’s pretty much it for this update. No big surprises here, especially since the last major patch, which brought PS5 Pro enhancements, just dropped a month ago.
New patches for Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth are now available to download.
Update to Remake PS5 v1.003, Epic Games Store/Steam v1.005, and Rebirth v1.080 resolve issues where the DualSense Wireless Controller's vibration was not working correctly.
— FINAL FANTASY VII (@finalfantasyvii) December 24, 2024
Looking Ahead: What’s Next?
With such a small update, it’s clear that Square Enix is gearing up for bigger things. The focus is now on the PC version of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, set to launch on January 23, 2025, on both Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Special Perks for Preorders:
Players who preorder the game can take advantage of a 30% discount and snag exclusive bonuses like:
- The Moogle summon
- Two pieces of armor
Preorders are already live, and fans are buzzing with excitement as the release date inches closer.
While update 1.080 might not bring any groundbreaking changes, it’s keeping players happy by ironing out technical hiccups. With the PC release right around the corner and more updates likely on the way, Square Enix continues to show its dedication to improving and expanding their hit remake.
