Calling all Final Fantasy VII fans! Square Enix has just announced a new way for you to collect all the commemorative items related to the game that you’ve been dreaming of. The Final Fantasy VII Anniversary Art Museum Digital Card Plus is a physical trading card set that features over 200 artworks in celebration of the game’s 25th anniversary.
The best part? You can collect these cards both physically and digitally! The physical box set contains 20 card packs that each come with six randomly selected physical trading cards from a pool of 207 unique designs. On top of that, each pack also includes an exchange ticket that can be redeemed for any one digital card of your choice.
But what sets these digital cards apart from the rest is that they use blockchain technology, also known as NFTs. This means that your digital cards will be secure and unique, making them even more valuable to collectors. And with the exchange ticket included in each physical pack, you can easily add to your digital collection with ease.
The Final Fantasy VII Anniversary Art Museum Digital Card Plus collection has a wide range of designs for you to choose from, with 207 variations in total. From normal cards to premium foil cards, variant cards to secret cards, there’s something for every collector. And with the ability to collect both physical and digital versions of the cards, you can enjoy your collection anywhere and anytime.
Redeeming your digital cards is simple, too. Using the exchange ticket that comes with each physical pack, you can choose any one digital card of your choice from the 207 design variations available. Simply download the Enjin wallet app and create a free account with the Enjin NFT platform to get started.
So whether you’re a die-hard Final Fantasy VII fan or simply a collector looking for unique and valuable items, the Final Fantasy VII Anniversary Art Museum Digital Card Plus collection is definitely worth checking out. Keep an eye out for the dedicated website, where you can find more details and start building your collection today!
ENJIN BLOCKCHAIN
Enjin is a blockchain-based gaming and NFT platform that is leading the charge in creating secure and unique digital assets. By using Enjin’s platform, Square Enix is able to offer Final Fantasy VII fans the opportunity to collect digital versions of the Anniversary Art Museum Digital Card Plus using NFTs. This means that each digital card is unique and cannot be replicated or tampered with, making them even more valuable to collectors. To redeem your digital cards, you’ll need to download the Enjin wallet app and create a free account with the Enjin NFT platform, which offers a user-friendly interface for managing and trading your NFT assets. Overall, the partnership between Square Enix and Enjin is an exciting development for fans of Final Fantasy VII and collectors of unique digital assets.
TL;DR: Each exchange ticket can be redeemed for one digital card, which can be viewed and redeemed through a dedicated website with an internet connection. Digital cards are NFT products managed on the blockchain using Enjin’s Efinity. TokenID and other system IDs are automatically assigned at the time of issuance and cannot be selected arbitrarily. Square Enix Co., Ltd owns all copyrights, patent rights, trademark rights, and other proprietary rights related to digital cards, and the reproduction, processing, distribution, republication, etc. of digital cards without prior consent is prohibited. Digital cards redemption start and end dates will be announced at a later date, and there is no restriction on the number of digital cards that can be redeemed by a user. To redeem digital cards, the Enjin wallet app is required, and users must create a free account with Enjin NFT platform and agree to their terms and conditions. Square Enix Co., Ltd will not be held responsible for any services provided by third party entities, and there is a risk that viewing and usage of digital cards may become unavailable in the future in case of termination of service.
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