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What is a GSF file? Sound format used by Game Boy Advance (GBA) games; stores the music of GBA video games; contains assembly code ripped from the GBA ROM that produces the sound; sub-format of the .PSF format.; similar to the .USF format used to store Nintendo 64 game soundtracks.

More Information GSF files are commonly saved in sets that include several .MINIGSF files and a single .GSFLIB file.

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Game Boy Advance Sound File

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What is a GSF file?

Sound format used by Game Boy Advance (GBA) games; stores the music of GBA video games; contains assembly code ripped from the GBA ROM that produces the sound; sub-format of the .PSF format.; similar to the .USF format used to store Nintendo 64 game soundtracks.

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GSF files are commonly saved in sets that include several .MINIGSF files and a single .GSFLIB file.

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Nullsoft Winamp with Highly Advanced plugin

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Audio Overload

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Audio Overload

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Category: Audio Files

Updated: May 20, 2014

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What is a GSF file?↓
Sound format used by Game Boy Advance (GBA) games; stores the music of GBA video games; contains assembly code ripped from the GBA ROM that produces the sound; sub-format of the .PSF format.; similar to the .USF format used to store Nintendo 64 game soundtracks.

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