Final Fantasy IV Advance

	Final Fantasy IV Advance
Name	FF4ADVANCE
Code	BZ4J (JPN); BZ4E (USA); BZ4P (EUR)
Company	SQUARE ENIX (JPN); Nintendo (USA/EUR)
ROM	8 MiB
Country	JPN / USA / EUR
Checksum	FA (FA) (JPN); F9 (F9) (JPN REV 1); 29 (29) (USA); 1E (1E) (EUR)
CRC32	17036E02 (JPN); 80F1133B (JPN REV 1); FEEEBDE4 (USA); 27F2BC67 (EUR)

Final Fantasy IV Advance

Developer: TOSE^[1] Publishers: Nintendo (US/AU/EU), Square Enix (JP) Platform: Game Boy Advance Released in JP: December 15, 2005 Released in US: December 12, 2005 Released in EU: June 2, 2006 Released in AU: February 23, 2006 ROM map Text table TCRF

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Final Fantasy IV Advance
Name	FF4ADVANCE
Code	BZ4J (JPN) BZ4E (USA) BZ4P (EUR)
Company	SQUARE ENIX (JPN) Nintendo (USA/EUR)
ROM	8 MiB
Country	JPN / USA / EUR
Checksum	FA (FA) (JPN) F9 (F9) (JPN REV 1) 29 (29) (USA) 1E (1E) (EUR)
CRC32	17036E02 (JPN) 80F1133B (JPN REV 1) FEEEBDE4 (USA) 27F2BC67 (EUR)

v · t · e The Final Fantasy series
NES	Final Fantasy • Final Fantasy II • Final Fantasy III
SNES	Final Fantasy IV • Final Fantasy V • Final Fantasy VI • Final Fantasy Mystic Quest
Game Boy Advance	Final Fantasy Tactics Advance • Final Fantasy IV Advance • Final Fantasy V Advance • Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls
PlayStation	Final Fantasy VII • Final Fantasy IX
PlayStation 2	Final Fantasy X
WonderSwan	Final Fantasy • Final Fantasy II

Legend
Game Boy	The Final Fantasy Legend • Final Fantasy Legend II

Spinoffs
Game Boy	Final Fantasy Adventure
SNES	Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest

See Also
SaGa • World of Mana