It does come up however, when you start comparing the additional content from the Game Boy Advance version, and whether the audio quality is worth sacrificing for it. The audio quality is simply better on the Super Nintendo and PlayStation versions, compared to the Game Boy Advance, no one will argue against this. The three remaining issues will continue to divide the fanbase for as long as they exist, and those issues are the translation, extra content, and audio quality. Finally, the PlayStation version has the longest time to start-up a battle (about 256 frames or 4.25 seconds), which may also be skewed from using an image file, and may be longer if you're playing a disc! The Super Nintendo has the smallest delay during a battle start-up (about 76 frames, or 1.26 seconds), while the Game Boy Advance version doubles that time (about 160 frames, or 2.66 seconds).
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