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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Anarchy

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Also known as
FFTA ファイナルファンタジータクティクスアドバンス

Lead a clan in tactical battles, using jobs and magic to explore Ivalice and reunite friends.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance was released for Game Boy Advance in 2003. The title 'Anarchy' appears to be a ROM hack or unofficial modification, but the base game's original and GBA release year is 2003.

About Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Anarchy

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for the Game Boy Advance presents a tactical role playing experience centered on clan management and turn based combat. The player assumes the role of Marche, who becomes a clan leader after being transported from his ordinary town into a fantasy version of Ivalice.

This new world is based on a fictional game and requires Marche to locate his missing friends while navigating its magical systems. Gameplay involves directing a team's development, including their equipment, abilities, and performance in strategic battles. Both physical arms and magical spells are utilized, with additional support available from summoned creatures.

The narrative is an original story, not a direct continuation of the earlier Final Fantasy Tactics. For interaction beyond the single player campaign, a link cable feature allows two players to battle, exchange items, and trade characters between their Game Boy Advance systems.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Anarchy Screenshots

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Mine too :)
Great clan...
Look who is talking now :)
Just like my street.
Not like my street ;)
Deadly fight
Status screen
Abilities screen
Introduction Text
Title Screen
The world map, when you learn of new locations you are able to place them where you want
A successful mission!