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from: Nintendo

 : Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Square
EAN: 0045496733377
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Nintendo
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Publisher: Nintendo
Sales Rank: 2804
Studio: Nintendo

Features:
  • Three young men open an ancient tomb, and unleash a magical tomb that turns their town into a kingdom of swords & sorcery. They'll have to take up the arts of combat and magic, to fight for the soul of their home!
  • Battle your way through dozens of turn-based conflicts, using your strategic thinking skills to come out on top
  • Command your squad of fighters, mages, and monsters and create battle plans that suit their unique abilities
  • Team up with a friend to battle deadly opponents -- but be careful - if you don't follow the rules of combat, you'll wind up in jail!



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Product Description:
Final Fantasy: Tactics Advance brings you into a world of magic and mystery!



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - A big disappointment
I never thought I'd have to post a bad review of a game in the Final Fantasy franchise, but here goes.

I don't know what the game designers were thinking with this. The "plot" is virtually non-existant. The game is basically a series of battles. There are no puzzles, nothing in particular to unlock except new battles, and very little sense of progress. There's virtually nil NPC interaction and nothing to figure out. If I wanted a game that was nothing but combat, I wouldn't be playing ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - The Surprises Keep on Coming
This was the first final fantasy game I'd ever played on my own. What a surprise! It's wonderful, and I've played it for three years, and I'm still surprised. Just when I thought that the game was over, I discovered that my assumption was incorrect. I never get bored or frustrated by it, and the 'tactics' really are what counts the most. I definitely recommend this to anyone, anyone at all. It's my favorite of all the games that I own.



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Fun until...
This game is fun until you realize you don't care about a very thin plot line and the battles get very tiresome. It's cool to change jobs and get new skills, but that will only keep you occupied for so long. It is also frustrating to pick up a new guy and have to level him up to be as useful as your current guys. Basically, the only things that carried over from the PS version are the characters and the laws.
There are some plus's to this game. First off, I bought it through Amazon for a decent ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - For the Boyz........
Was told this was a hard to find item, even used..... Got a good price and was shipped quick. They boys tell me I scored on finding this one. Guess that says it all!



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - A worthy successor
Gameplay

FFTA is a "tactical RPG." The "tactical" part comes from the way it arranges its battles: Characters are arranged on a 3 dimensional grid and take turns moving and taking action. Movement and positioning is particularly important - attacking from the side or rear are more likely to succeed. Elevated positions increase the range of ranged attacks. The focus on maneuver is what sets tactical rpg battles apart from traditional rpg ones (where the focus is primarily on timing.)
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