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	IGN: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, produced entirely by Square but published by Nintendo, is a wonderful RPG-based strategy game with an insane amount of depth, replay value and challenge, and a ton of fun if you're willing to put in the investment of thought and time.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is not a true Final Fantasy game in the RPG series sense, nor is it a sequel or remake of Final Fantasy Tactics released on the PlayStation system several years ago.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance does a wonderful job weaning players into the combat engine through two cleverly disguised tutorial missions...once in the real world during a snowball fight, and again in the Final Fantasy world after Marche lets a racial remark slip.
	gameboy.ign.com /articles/436/436979p1.html (966 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is the story of Marche (though his name can be changed by the player), Mewt, Ritz, and Doned; four misfit children who live in a small town named St. Ivalice (which shares its name with the setting of the PlayStation predecessor Final Fantasy Tactics).
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is sometimes called Tactics Advance or just Tactics, though the latter causes confusion with the other game of a similar name Final Fantasy Tactics.
		This differs from the old Final Fantasy Tactics job system in which they were able to change their jobs as soon as they achieved a certain level of experience in that particular job.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Final_Fantasy_Tactics_Advance (2526 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Final Fantasy Tactics (often abbreviated as FFT) is a tactical role-playing video game developed by Squaresoft for the Sony PlayStation.
		Combining thematic elements of the Final Fantasy series with a game engine and battle system unlike anything previously seen in the franchise, Final Fantasy Tactics is Square's answer to Quest's successful Ogre Battle / Tactics Ogre series, with which it shares a number of key conceptual and stylistic elements.
		Final Fantasy XII is also set in a world called Ivalice.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Final_Fantasy_Tactics (3095 words)

	GameShrine.co.uk :: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Yet, the first Final Fantasy game to once again be seen with a Nintendo logo on the packaging, is one completely different and obscure to the usual breed we’ve come to expect.
		It’s also notable that while this is technically the sequel to the rather popular Playstation title Final Fantasy Tactics, the storylines are completely unconnected, and while the core of the gameplay is similar, Tactics Advance has been optimized for the move to the handheld screen, and is clearly very technically advanced.
		Tactics is a deep game, offering up almost 60 hours of gameplay, but when your half dozen well rounded, hand picked and equipped swordsmen, spellcasters, archers and erm… other assorted races, effectively perform a challenging mission, you’ll feel that lovely warm glow of self achievement.
	www.gameshrine.co.uk /reviews/fftacticsadvance.htm (1254 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review for Game Boy Advance - Gaming Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		However, the Final Fantasy series is arguably one of the greatest RPG franchises of all time; and branched out to inspire other franchises within in its universe.
		Final Fantasy Tactics for the GBA takes place in a town by the name of Ivalice - a fairly normal (aside from the fact that the children have organized, militia style snowball fights) countryside community.
		Overall Final Fantasy Tactics for the GBA finally fills that awful void that was left from the absence of a new Final Fantasy Tactics title.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=gameboyadvance&game=fft (1159 words)

	GamingWorld X - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, the first game produced as a result of the reunion, is the type of RPG that will appeal to you no matter which category you fall under.
		FFTA eschews the political histrionics of its predecessor and puts in its place a wonderfully simple fairytale.
		And by signature Final Fantasy style, I mean lots of people with small bodies and extra large heads covered spiky hair running around with gargantuan swords strapped to there back.
	www.gamingworldx.com /gcn/FinalFantasyTacticsAdvance.shtml (1375 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for Game Boy Advance Review - Game Boy Advance Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is noteworthy for several reasons: It's a much-desired follow-up to Square's popular 1997 strategy role-playing game for the PlayStation, and it's also the first Final Fantasy game to appear on a Nintendo console in many years.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is neither a sequel nor a remake of the 1997 PlayStation classic, though it is similar.
		Final Fantasy XIII is the first installment in the best-selling series of role-playing games from Square Enix to appear on the PlayStation 3.
	www.gamespot.com /gba/strategy/finalfantasytacticsadvance/review.html (1103 words)

	GameSpy.com - Review
		The original Final Fantasy Tactics was one of the finest games for the PlayStation and one of my personal favorites of all time.
		FFTA is very similar to other tactical-RPGs in that the emphasis is on developing characters of various classes and having them partake in hours of turn-based battles on an isometric field.
		FFTA will definitely look and feel familiar to fans of the genre, since many of its creators worked on well-known tactical-RPGs like Final Fantasy Tactics, Ogre Battle, and Tactics Ogre.
	www.gamespy.com /reviews/september03/fftagba (788 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - GameCritics.com
		The combat is simple and the whole 'tactics' something of a misnomer, but the menu system definitely isn't as intuitive as it should be.
		While the Final Fantasy brand had become increasingly popular (thanks in no small part to the runaway success of Final Fantasy VII), not even that could lure the average gamer into picking up a strategy role-playing game (RPG).
		Finally, since this is a portable game with fights that can take awhile to win, saving is important.
	www.gamecritics.com /review/fftacticsadvance/main.php (2313 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Final Fantasy Tactics was one of the biggest hits in the Final Fantasy series.
		Last year, it was announced that a new Final Fantasy Tactics was going to be released to correspond with the release of the newly revamped GBA.
		In Japan, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance was released with a limited edition pearl white GBA SP (which I imported).
	www.deeko.com /handhelds/reviewdetail.asp?id=145 (2392 words)

	Gamer's Logik 4.0 - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review
		FFTA is chock full of enough micromanaging gameplay to suck up a gamer's free time for at least 50 hrs.
		FFTA's Ivalice is sort of a melting pot- there are five races that specialize in different things.
		FFTA's job building system is simplistic, dropping the original's JP system for a system very reminiscent of that in FFIX.
	www.gamerslogik.com /review.php?RevID=113 (1416 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance :: Game Boy Advance :: Review :: DreamStation.cc
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is a sequel of sorts to the stellar Final Fantasy Tactics for the Playstation One.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is one of those games that you can continue to play for months without ever finishing, with plenty of missions, weapons to collect, and secret characters to unlock, you’ll find lots of game for your dollar.
		Final Fantasy Tactics is quite simply a single player experience, but Square made the effort to allow for some link play between two players.
	www.dreamstation.cc /reviews/game_boy_advance/final_fantasy_tactics_advance (1244 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - The Next Level Game Boy Advance Game Review
		The original Final Fantasy Tactics, originally released for the PlayStation back in January of 1998, was the type of game that fans of the franchise seemed to either love or hate.
		In FFT, when a character was defeated in battle, a countdown would appear over his or her head.
		In Tactics Advance, a special character called a Judge sits somewhere in the field of battle and observes the fight.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /reviews/handheld/final_fantasy_tactics_advance (1217 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 1UP - Find Articles
		Moogles have a new look in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, so you may not even realize that he is one until he lets out a trademark "kupo." The Moogle jobs are Thief, Black Mage, Time Mage, Animal Trainer, Moogle Knight, Gunner, Juggler, Mechanic.
		Finally, the Clan Quests put you up against a rival clan (as shown by a blue enemy character on the map).
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance has more than 300 different quests, but only around 25 will further the main storyline.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zd1up/is_200311/ai_ziff113415 (896 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - GameBoy Advance Review
		Everyone who was so enthused by Tactics that they made it the first game on Sony's Greatest Hits list when it hadn't sold the normally required number of copies will be disappointed because it isn't the direct sequel that they wanted.
		Also, FFTA incorporates the same type of system of leveling in FFT, where the random enemies are right about 4-5 levels less than the average level of your party, but the bosses are at fixed levels.
		The FFTA guys designed the maps so this really wouldn't be a problem, unlike in Disgaea, where you're really hurting for a camera angle shift on some of the randomly generated maps.
	www.netjak.com /review.php/425 (3387 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (gba: 2003): Reviews
		Perhaps the single major flaw that stops Final Fantasy Tactics Advance from scoring a straight 10/10 is it's shop/inventory system.
		It not only brings the fun of Final Fantasy Tactics to the GBA, complete with the 40 or so gameplay hours, but manages to improve on the original in many aspects as well in the process.
		FFTA may be more a parallel title to the PSone game than a true sequel but that doesn't mean it can't borrow and build upon the original's well-laid foundations, which it does with aplomb.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/gba/finalfantasytacticsadvance (1724 words)

	Nintendo.com Games : Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
		The long heralded Final Fantasy series has enjoyed a number of spin-offs and sequels.
		Using the familiar character types and classes of the Final Fantasy series, but with a wholly original storyline, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance creates an immersive world of strategic combat and conquest.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance maintains the series' stellar rep for technically and visually brilliant summon attacks.
	www.nintendo.com /gamemini?gameid=m-Game-0000-1533 (1052 words)

	GameSpy: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Movies (09/10/04) - Past E3 footage and some of the most unfortunate TV time evah.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (03/25/03) - The PlayStation classic now has a long-overdue sequel...
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (09/05/03) - Addictive, deep, and beautiful, FFTA is one of the GBA games of the year.
	gba.gamespy.com /gameboy-advance/final-fantasy-tactics-advance (233 words)

	GameStats: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
		Squaresoft brings its popular Final Fantasy franchise to the Game Boy Advance in the form of strategic warfare.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance trails the story of a young boy named Marche who is magically transported from his sleepy modern-time home to a strange kingdom where magic and adventure reign supreme.
		Strategically positioning characters on the battle map, and calculating offensive advances are the keys to success.
	www.gamestats.com /objects/480/480116 (300 words)

	Review: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for Game Boy Advance on Gamepro.com.
		For all its portable goodness, Tactics' most impressive achievement is finding a smart way to tell an imaginative story within its nonlinear game structure: This modified Never Ending Story is much more interesting than your usual boring "Soap Opera of Kingdoms X and Y" strategy/RPG plot line.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance tells the tale of a young boy from Earth who's whisked away to a fantasy world modeled after his favorite video game (Final Fantasy, of course).
		As in most other "tactics" games, the battle pacing is a bit slow, and a single turn takes a few more steps than you'd probably like.
	www.gamepro.com /nintendo/gameboy_advance/games/reviews/30953.shtml (379 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Review - GamersHell.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In Final Fantasy Tactics Advance you take the primary role of Marche, who first needs to figure out where he is, what’s going on, and most importantly – figure out how the heck he’s going to get back home.
		Marche quickly realizes that he’s actually IN the game Final Fantasy, and it seems as if he’ll need to destroy four crystals in order to “turn off” the game world.
		Tactics Advance's audio isn’t too bad either, but a few of the background tunes tend to be repeated a whole lot, so it’d be wise not to pay it any notice or else it’ll probably annoy you in the end.
	www.gamershell.com /gba/final_fantasy_tactics_advance/review.html (1545 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Now Marche must try to unravel the mysteries of this new land, known as Ivalice, and find a way to restore the world to it's original form - if he can.
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance © 2003 SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. All rights reserved.
		FINAL FANTASY TACTICS is a registered trademark of SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD. TM, ®
	ffta.nintendo.com /adv (244 words)

	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for GBA on Games.net
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for GBA on Games.net
		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - GBA - RPG
		Published by N/A and developed by Nintendo, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is a RPG game for the GBA.
	www.games.net /gameboy_advance/106955/index.shtml (295 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Final Fantasy: Tactics Advance: PC & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I was a massive fan of the Final Fantasy tactics game on the Playstation, although I never owned it, I used to play it at my friend's house a lot.
		FFTA is a strategy-RPG spin-off to the Final Fantasy series by Squaresoft (or Square-Enix as they're now known) the battle system in the game is excellent.
		Being a great fan of strategy rpgs and the Final Fantasy brand, this was naturally my first purchase for the GBA SP that I bought last year.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Nintendo-Final-Fantasy-Tactics-Advance/dp/B00009WAUK (1595 words)

	Final Fantasy Odyssey \| Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
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		Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: the long awaited follow-up to the PlayStation classic FF Tactics.
		This is by far one of the best games for the GBA and I would recommend it to anyone who likes RPGs, strategy RPGs or any adventure game.
	www.ffodyssey.com /ffta (821 words)

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