A .BZA file doesn’t guarantee one underlying format, because programs can reuse “.bza” however they want; many are archive-style bundles linked to IZArc/BGA, while others are proprietary containers from games…
A .BZA file varies widely depending on the creator, since the extension is merely a label; some BZA files are IZArc/BGA-style compressed archives, while others come from custom game utilities…
A .BZA file acts more like a naming convention than a format because software authors can assign the extension freely; many BZAs behave like IZArc/BGA archives, while others are specialized…
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