PAL

NTSC

Archived European label AGB-BZ4P-EUR on the standard gray GBA display shell. Display composite; label and physical references are linked below.

European label reference

Printed label: AGB-BZ4P-EUR. The archived label is placed at uniform scale on the user-selected gray shell. External measurement rulers are excluded; the original label file is retained. This is a display composite, not a physical-cartridge photograph or a print-ready label. Colour and print batch are not certified.

Archived label package · Independent physical reference — Granmastro / Gekkio, CC BY-SA 4.0

Game Boy Advance Version on record: PAL

Final Fantasy IV Advance

GBAPAL

GBANTSC

Follow Cecil’s journey in an RPG with character-specific abilities and the Active Time Battle system.

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Provenance www.nintendo.com European GBA label AGB-BZ4P-EUR on the standard gray display shell

Specification — PAL

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Region: Europe & Australia — PAL
Language: Multi-language
Entry type: Official release
Archive code: AGB-BZ4P-EUR

Specification — NTSC

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Region: NTSC
Release year: 2005
Developer: TOSE
Publisher: Square Enix (Japan), Nintendo (overseas)
Language: English
Entry type: Official release

Regional versions

This title has 2 regional records. Open a regional record to compare its complete information and artwork. Label design, language and hardware compatibility require release-specific verification; a title-card placeholder is not evidence of a physical cartridge label.

About this game

Final Fantasy IV Advance follows Cecil as he turns against his king’s orders and becomes involved in a struggle over elemental crystals. The party travels across the world through towns, castles and dangerous areas, with each character contributing different weapons or abilities. Its Active Time Battle system keeps encounters moving while the player chooses commands. The GBA edition includes additional challenges and features such as a Bestiary and soundtrack player, giving it its own place alongside other versions of Final Fantasy IV.

Also known as: EUR

Archive notes

Main image uses the archived European AGB-BZ4P-EUR label on the standard gray GBA display shell. The full printed label is retained, with external measurement rulers excluded. Original inputs and the earlier attachment remain archived. Label reference: https://archive.org/download/emuvr-ugc/Nintinbox/GBA/Labels/FinalFantasy4Advance_GBA-Sticker_EUR%28AGB-BZ4P-EUR%29.zip Physical comparison: https://gbhwdb.gekkio.fi/cartridges/AGB-BZ4P-0/granmastro-1.html (Granmastro / Gekkio, CC BY-SA 4.0).

Source & provenance

External reference: www.nintendo.com

Catalogued from European GBA label AGB-BZ4P-EUR on the standard gray display shell (row 345).

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Reference title: Nintendo UK — Final Fantasy IV Advance