I don’t have too much to say about Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on the Nintendo Switch 2, as I already reviewed the game on PlayStation a few years ago, other than to say that, much like its predecessor, it feels like it’s a minor miracle that it’s on the console, and it’s amazing to be able to have this game in portable form. In fact, this one is arguably even more impressive because while Final Fantasy VII Remake was a highly detailed, visually complex game, this one here is so much larger in scope, with a big open world to…