"Final Fantasy Tactics Advance" (Final Fantasy Tactics Advance) is a Nintendo GBA handheld strategy role-playing game, developed and published by Square Enix. It was released in Japan on February 14, 2003 and in Japan on September 8, 2003. Released in North America, the cartridge

"Final Fantasy Tactics Advance" (Final Fantasy Tactics Advance) is a Nintendo GBA handheld strategy role-playing game. It was developed and published by Square Enix. It was released in Japan on February 14, 2003 and September 8, 2003. It was released in North America in Japan with a cartridge capacity of 16MB. It is the first work since the long-term good cooperation between Square and Nintendo was broken and restored at the end of the SFC console. It is worth mentioning that the earliest Japanese version of the LOGO released is still Square. When the American version was released, it had become Square Enix after the merger. This work is produced by Sakaguchi Hironobu , with Matsuno Yasuki as the producer. The game theme song is composed by Uematsu Nobuo , and most of the BGM is composed by Sakimoto Jin.

The game is set in the same world as Ivalice, the previously launched Final Fantasy Tactics on Sony PS console. The protagonist Matthew and his friends find a strange book that will They are transported to a fantasy world. This game uses a classic 45-degree viewing angle screen. Since polygon technology is not used, the viewing angle in the game is fixed and cannot be rotated freely.

The protagonist played by the player will join a certain force and participate in various tasks to gain experience and status. Tasks of different difficulty are provided in bars scattered around the map, and you must pay a fee to participate. These tasks are useful for advancing the story and obtaining Valuable items and experience points are crucial. Some tasks require special items to perform, which means you may need to complete other tasks first. In addition, professions and skills also have an important impact on the type of tasks.

There are four main types of missions in the game: main missions. When the player and his party arrive at a specific location on the map, there will be a battle to promote the main line of the story; encounter missions, by paying in the store or accidentally encountering them while moving around the map, you will You will fight with mercenary legions; dispatch tasks, players need to appoint a member with specific abilities to complete; force tasks, help the force occupy specific areas and obtain generous rewards.

The world map of this game adopts a very novel design. Except for a few important locations that are fixed, players can place most locations freely. When you complete some tasks, you can get location cards, including plains, mountains, deserts, Forests, towns and other terrains, different terrains will affect the props players can obtain through exploration. Some rare props in the game need to meet specific location placement rules to have a chance to obtain them.

The battle system of the game basically continues the rules of the PS version. Before the battle begins, you can select our characters, and you can view the character status of both the enemy and ours and the battlefield terrain. After each character performs basic movement and attack operations according to the action sequence, you must Set the facing direction. When attacked by the enemy, the direction of the attack will affect the hit rate. The forward direction is the lowest, the side direction is the second, and the back direction is the highest. In addition, there is a very important detail change. The water terrain in the PS version is divided into shallow water and deep water. Characters can execute commands such as attacks while standing in shallow water, but not in deep water. In this game, all water terrain is treated as deep water, so special attention is required during combat.

Although the gameplay of "Final Fantasy Tactics Advance" continues the PS version, it is not a sequel or remake. After the game was released, sales reached 2.13 million units, including 890,000 units in Japan. It is a rare original and exclusive product on the GBA platform game, and the limited edition GBASP white handheld console bundled with the game is also highly sought after by enthusiasts.