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Final Fantasy IV is the fourth main installment in the Final Fantasy series, developed and published by Squaresoft. It was released in July 1991 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan, and released as Final Fantasy II in North America in October 1991 (with alterations made due to Nintendo of America’s guidelines at the time). It has subsequently been re-released worldwide as Final Fantasy IV for the PlayStation, Game Boy Advance and other platforms, as well as a re-release on PlayStation Portable as part of a collection with its two sequels. A three-dimensional remake, developed by Matrix Software and published by Square Enix, was released for the Nintendo DS, iOS, Android and Steam platforms. The game was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, with Yoshitaka Amano providing the character designs and Nobuo Uematsu composing the score. It was the first title developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and the second overall to release in North America.
The game takes place in a medieval fantasy setting, and focuses on Cecil Harvey, the captain of the Red Wings of Baron. After performing a raid on Mysidia to steal the Water Crystal, Cecil and the knights question the orders of their king as they believed stealing from the Mysidians was wrong. As punishment for disloyalty, the king strips Cecil of his title, and orders him and Kain Highwind to win back his trust by sending him to the village of Mist. This sets Cecil off on an adventure in which he and many other allies he meets must uncover the truth and save the world from monsters.
Final Fantasy IV introduced the iconic Active Time Battle system, in which characters’ moves are represented by a gauge that slowly fills up, allowing them to perform an action when the gauge is full. A party consists of up to five characters, each with up to three unique abilities. Characters unlock new abilities and improve their stats as they level up. In the 3D versions, additional customization is available in the form of Augments, that allow characters to use different abilities.
File Name | Final Fantasy IV |
Cart Size | 702KB |
Region | USA |
Version | 1.0 |
Publisher | Square |
Genre | RPG |
Platform | Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) |
Release Date | July 19, 1991 |
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Game Genie is the name for a selection of video game enhancers developed by Codemasters and distributed by Galoob in the United States.
Each device provides an opportunity to customize gameplay, allowing players to take advantage of features not originally intended by developers, such as cheating, altering elements within a game, as well as unlocking hidden functions and assets.
To use Game Genie codes on BSNES. Load the rom and head over to the tools tab. Select Cheat editor and insert your game genie code. Ensure the "enable cheats" box is ticked for the codes to take effect.
List of Game Genie Codes for Final Fantasy IV
| 82A3-6F63 or 82AE-6F63 | Infinite hit points |
| 8267-0D62 | Infinite magic points |
| 3335-0D6E or 3335-0FAE | Earn 65,536 gp after each battle |
| C262-DF03 + C262-D763 | Money doesn't decrease when you run |
| C2AD-AD69 + C3AD-AFA9 | Money doesn't decrease in shops |
| EF30-076E | Earn tons of items and experiencein each fight. Also get 8 items from enemy. |
| A1E5-DDDD | Talk to someone, get Big Whale Ship |
| 30E5-DDDD | Talk to someone, get in battle with Golbez |
| 00CA-AF6F | Walk Though Walls |
| DF30-076E | Lots of EXP and GP after 1 battle |
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