New details about Final Fantasy Tactics Advance have risen from Famitsu.com. The new strategy RPG game by Square will offer three display modes. One, for the original GBA, the other for the new GBA SP, and finally the third for your big screen TV.
The strategy guide has already become available in Japan and fans are anxious to get their hands on the game. The game is predicted to arrive in North America by this summer and hopefully in Europe a few months later.
FFT Advance is set to be released on February 14, 2003 in Japan. It will be released along with the new GameBoy Advance SP. Alone, the game will cost 5,800 yen (49.23 USD), and with the GBA SP, it will cost 18,300 yen (155.34 USD).
Square is still exhibiting some new screenshots of its strategy RPG even though its release date is ever so close.
| Title | Final Fantasy Tactics Advance |
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| Platforms | GBA VC |
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