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Platform: Nintendo Game Boy Advance

Rating: E-Everyone

Publisher: Nintendo

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

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Adventure and magic reign supreme in 'Final Fantasy Tactics Advance' for GameBoy Advance. Command a team of mages, monsters, and fighters to kill their enemies using magic, swords, and monster attacks. Players can immerse themselves in the fantasy by choosing between hundreds of abilities and dozens of jobs to control all parts of the battle. Easily save progress so that it is quick and simple to go back to the game and virtual battleground. Play alone or with another person to level the playing field and bring a variety of skills together to tackle challenges and achieve the ultimate goal.

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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

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2003

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Alcohol Référence, Mild Violence

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von brendacelica
18. Jan. 2022
Oft-forgotten classic strategy title reinvents Final Fantasy Tactics, but has its own grind to contend with.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for the Gameboy Advance isn't merely a sequel to Playstation's Final Fantasy Tactics, but a complete revamp of the earlier game's mechanics. Where, in FFT, it was easy to assemble a group of characters that could steamroll the later game, in FFTA, each new fight brings its own rules requiring new strategies and character pairings. Once the main plot ends, though, there is a long, long grind to the true ending that connects this game to its sequel, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance A2, developed for the Nintendo DS.Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for the Gameboy Advance isn't merely a sequel to Playstation's Final Fantasy Tactics, but a complete revamp of the earlier game's mechanics. Where, in FFT, it was easy to assemble a group of characters that could steamroll the later game, in FFTA, each new fight brings its own rules requiring new strategies and character pairings. Once the main plot ends, though, there is a long, long grind to the true ending that connects this game to its sequel, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance A2, developed for the Nintendo DS.
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von DEtbj94LRie@Deleted
25. Jun. 2006
More Strategy, less your typical Final Fantasy Game
First off, this game is not what youd immediately believe a game with the label Final Fantasy on it to be. This is a re-release of the version that came out on PSone also called Final Fantasy tactics. It's different in many ways from other Final Fantasy games, which for the most part have held a more traditional RPG aspect to them. The main difference here is that this game tends to focus itself much more heavily on the strategy and planning of moves aspects, and less so on the story element and character development. Fans of other games in this series should be aware of that going into this game that there are such differences, and those expecting a typical Final Fantasy game will be surprised and may leave playing this game a little less satisfied with the experience, which in of ... First off, this game is not what youd immediately believe a game with the label Final Fantasy on it to be. This is a re-release of the version that came out on PSone also called Final Fantasy tactics. It's different in many ways from other Final Fantasy games, which for the most part have held a more traditional RPG aspect to them. The main difference here is that this game tends to focus itself much more heavily on the strategy and planning of moves aspects, and less so on the story element and character development. Fans of other games in this series should be aware of that going into this game that there are such differences, and those expecting a typical Final Fantasy game will be surprised and may leave playing this game a little less satisfied with the experience, which in of its own right as a game is a worthy purchase, but it you like the elements of the more traditional RPG's of the Final Fantasy series, this may not be the game for you. However, anyone who does consider themselves fans of the strategy genre and don't mind the not so plot driven gameplay, somewhat repetitive and drawn out nature of this game and are willing to dive into a seemingly overwhelmingly deep combat schematic and lack of much development as far as the inner workings of the party members, then who's to say you won't enjoy this game. Again, just take what the intent of the game to those who play it into consideration. Those familiar with the series in general may wish to borrow a friend's copy or rent it if possible before investing the full asking price of the game. Again this is not to say this is not a great game by any means, as what is there is done well, it does meet standards of the Final Fantasy label, with nice graphics, sound, and well done playability, all taking into consideration the platform its on and the type of game this is. Some may see the 4/5 rating I'm giving this too high, and some too low, but here's ultimately how I came about it: on its own as far as this game goes, it really isn't that bad, but the expectation most players have for a game with the name Final Fantasy attached to it just doesn't seem to be met by this game, especially when you consider the other great games released in this series.
von serpent-stare
03. Feb. 2010
Fun Game To Grow On
My own copy of this game arrived with a bit of gunk stuck in the cartridge which had to be cleaned out before I could play it. But that's an issue with my seller, not the actual game. To begin with, the game seemed quite slow and full of uninteractive conversations in the traditional style of JRPG games. It was at times a bit tiresome, but the dialogue was witty at moments and aside from the contrived attempt to blend explanation of controls into the characters' conversations smoothly it was actually fairly interesting. A lot to have to skip through if you've already seen the introduction, though. Once you actually get playing, the gameplay implements an interesting and original way of allowing characters to develop skills you want them to develop by using them in battle... The fact that ... My own copy of this game arrived with a bit of gunk stuck in the cartridge which had to be cleaned out before I could play it. But that's an issue with my seller, not the actual game. To begin with, the game seemed quite slow and full of uninteractive conversations in the traditional style of JRPG games. It was at times a bit tiresome, but the dialogue was witty at moments and aside from the contrived attempt to blend explanation of controls into the characters' conversations smoothly it was actually fairly interesting. A lot to have to skip through if you've already seen the introduction, though. Once you actually get playing, the gameplay implements an interesting and original way of allowing characters to develop skills you want them to develop by using them in battle... The fact that the character develops the skills associated with equipped items even if he didn't use them that time seems to beg a question or two, but since some skills can't be used by simply commanding the character to do so (and others are occasionally outlawed and will make your character get sent to prison if he does use them) it works fairly well. My main complaints about the gameplay are the details they left out that could have made it better, so obviously that I found myself annoyed they weren't there. For example, while any given weapon or piece of equipment shows which classes or races can learn special skills by equipping it on detailed view of the item, they do NOT state which OTHER classes can use it, which means that if you want to buy a helmet or a pair of boots to equip to your character just for good defense, you have to buy it and go to the character's inventory before finding out that that class can't use that item. A similar problem occurs with melee classes' weapons. Some weapons are two-handed, so you can't equip a shield with them, and they will simply be unequippable on the menu unless you unequip your shield first. Why can't this be automatic? Again, the detailed screen does not mention whether they are two-handed, so if a particular weapon is unequippable, the player has no way of knowing except by trial and error whether it's because the class can't use that sword, or because it takes two hands. Or, for that matter, because it's already being held by someone else (though that is stated in a # used/# owned stat beside the item which is easy to overlook). The basic jist of tactics in the game is to attack the enemy from behind or from the side - which makes sense, but it is frequently hard to both do that successfully and prevent them from stepping around you and doing exactly the same thing. Status afflictions can be used, mostly by archers for some reason, and can be exceedingly useful to exceedingly broken, if they hit. I swiftly found that Blinding my enemies pretty much assured they were useless for the rest of the battle unless the enemy had a status healing move. The chances of hitting an enemy don't seem to improve by leveling up, and many of the missions consist of sending someone away for a short time and having them return to declare it a success. Sad. I would prefer to play them out. It's not a bad game, and I found myself really getting into it after a while, but many details are unintuitive or just missing. I prefer Fire Emblem, as it's much more intuitive to control, has a well-developed personality for every character you can use in battle, and a story which always gives you a reason to be fighting.
von kira-3498
23. Dez. 2020
Best Tactics Game of my childhood!
Very compelling story, and really nice graphics from its time. Now that I got a hold of an Authentic Mint condition, it is now sitting like a king on my glass shelf! Very happy purchased!
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von TVclhAJ7S1C@Deleted
27. Jan. 2016
the best god damn game i've ever played
Released in 2003, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance takes the core concept from the PlayStation version that IGN called "Worse than the Holocaust" and improves it in basically every way. The snowball fight level in the beginning of the game seats it in reality, until your character finds a magic book and decides to cast a spell, transporting them into the world of Final Fantasy. From there, you join a clan and go on an adventure that can only be called "Fantastic". Sadly, this game was released on an advertising budget of $5 so they only sold 2 copies, forcing Squaresoft to get sold to the developers of Dragon Warrior on the NES in exchange for 8 dollars and a Dragon Quest slime plushie. When asked about this purchase, Enix president Yasuhiro Fukushima commented, "外国人犬は地獄で焼く必要があります", which ... Released in 2003, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance takes the core concept from the PlayStation version that IGN called "Worse than the Holocaust" and improves it in basically every way. The snowball fight level in the beginning of the game seats it in reality, until your character finds a magic book and decides to cast a spell, transporting them into the world of Final Fantasy. From there, you join a clan and go on an adventure that can only be called "Fantastic". Sadly, this game was released on an advertising budget of $5 so they only sold 2 copies, forcing Squaresoft to get sold to the developers of Dragon Warrior on the NES in exchange for 8 dollars and a Dragon Quest slime plushie. When asked about this purchase, Enix president Yasuhiro Fukushima commented, "外国人犬は地獄で焼く必要があります", which means "I only bought this company so I could own one of the copies of Final Fantasy Tactics." Because only 2 copies of the game were ever released, every copy on eBay is a Chinese fake, and the profits from their sales are used to sell cigarettes to children and take American jobs. Despite this, the game is so good that I would take a 60 year old sandwich peddler's job and sell cigarettes to 20 kids for just 5 minutes of gameplay. I rate this game 5 out of 5 stars.
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