Final Fantasy IV Advance
by Square Enix
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Video Game Reviews of Final Fantasy IV Advance
Customer Review: Awesome
Summary: 5 Stars
This game is great for those days you spend in "waiting rooms". The graphics are better and the bonus features are just as awesome. Though its better to play it with a Players Guide.Customer Review: Another re-release of a classic game
Summary: 4 Stars
So this would be the 3rd release of the game, only it's been more enhanced, which is pretty fun, even though it's mostly the same game.
PROS: More advanced graphics and music, better dialogue.
CONS: The pause feature is kind of annoying during battle.
It's also good to have it be more faithful to the Japanese original, but the constant purchase of remedies for every health ailment gets on my nerves personally(in the SNES original, only Heal potions were created).
OPINION: I actually played the original when I was 11 or 12, which I didn't understand at first until I realized it had a storyline. The original for SNES was what got me into RPG's in the first place, which makes me different since everyone else on the planet got into it from FF7.
But anyway, if you haven't gotten the general game yet(not for SNES or PS), it's a good purchase.
INTERESTING TRIVIA: This was the only FF game so far that has a 5-person party.
Customer Review: Great game!
Summary: 5 Stars
One of my all time favorite games makes a comeback...what's not to like!Customer Review: FFIV on GBA! SWEEEET!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Even though I just recently beat the FF Chronicles version (also known as the PSone version) of this classic, I still think this port about as good as that version. While backgrounds are changed and some of the other graphics are replaced with newer ones, this game remains the same otherwise. This port and the PSone port are both great but the great thing is that they both have non-existent load times with battles and character menus (unlike FFV and VI for the PSone because that took about 1-2 seconds) The only problem with this game (in general) is that it's a little tougher than the other 2 SNES games because of the fact that you can get stuck very easily (like if you don't know where you are suppose to go next or if you haven't played it for a long time), Unless you have beaten this game several times, a guide is very recommended. This is one of my favorite FF games of all time (FF 6 is my favorite one in the series and FF8 is my favorite of the PSone era games), The SNES and PSone FF games are (I think) the best ones in the series because of gameplay and story are more of the key of greatness instead of graphics (games are not always good when the graphics are gorgous, I am talking about you, The Bouncer!). If you don't have this classic, I seriously recommend both versions (PSone and GBA) because one has a few advantages than the other (like FF Chronicles has Chrono Trigger and the graphics are different than the GBA version) and the GBA version you can take with you anywhere.Customer Review: Just like the old Nintendo game, awesome!
Summary: 5 Stars
If you played Final Fantasy on the regular Nintendo, then this game is for you. It is the same story line, but, with updated content. There are new/more monsters to battle, better weapons to get, better spells to learn and exciting new places to explore. I got it for Christmas with my Nintendo DS and have played it 3 or 4 hours almost every day!