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Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« on: October 21, 2011, 06:40:14 PM »
Any other farmer nerds out there? Farmville doesn't count. It's a terrible ripoff of the classic.

Seriously, this is the first 3DS game I'm ramped up for so far. I love me some Harvest Moon and, despite it also being available (and already out) for the regular DS the 3DS version has a couple extra spiffy features I'm happy about.


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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #1 on: October 21, 2011, 07:42:27 PM »
Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town on the GBA was amazing, but other than that, I've never managed to get into the Harvest Moon games. I'm not really sure why, since the concept is excellent. Also, it doesn't help that I don't own a Wii or DS, so I've missed most of the newer ones anyway. I'll probably have to give this one a go if I ever get a 3DS.

I never managed to complete Mineral Town though, since my GBA mysteriously crashed when I was about 50 hours in, and wiped all my saves :( Saddest moment of my gaming life, that was.

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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #2 on: October 21, 2011, 08:17:33 PM »
I love Harvest Moon! :D Been playing since a friend in Highschool introduced me to the ps1 version in High School. :)

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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #3 on: October 22, 2011, 01:11:57 AM »
Havest Moon 64 was like crack to me when i was 10. 

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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #4 on: October 24, 2011, 12:51:37 PM »
Havest Moon 64 was like crack to me when i was 10.

It would be crack to you now, as well. The PS1 game was basically a modified HM64 with a cooler looking village with the same cast of characters. If you have a PS3, I highly suggest buying the PS1 classic (it's under 10 bucks, I'm sure). If nothing else, it helps burn a few hours/days.


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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #5 on: February 14, 2012, 10:50:16 AM »
Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town on the GBA was amazing, but other than that, I've never managed to get into the Harvest Moon games. I'm not really sure why, since the concept is excellent. Also, it doesn't help that I don't own a Wii or DS, so I've missed most of the newer ones anyway. I'll probably have to give this one a go if I ever get a 3DS.

I never managed to complete Mineral Town though, since my GBA mysteriously crashed when I was about 50 hours in, and wiped all my saves :( Saddest moment of my gaming life, that was.

I spent countless hours on that lying on a hammott in the shade during summers, really one of the best HM games for handhelds.

Also any HM game coming out soon or recently released that aint so damn..Magical melody, kinda lost track of HM after that, it was way to childish. Not that childish is wrong but there it's like going from a Cartoon Network audience to a teletubbies one.

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Re: Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns
« Reply #6 on: February 26, 2012, 08:35:12 AM »
I played all Harvest Moon games up till PS2, I adore the game idea.

Rarely something very new in the game at all, usually new versions of tools and new characters, but nothing more serious.

What's there to hate ? :D

I'll probably not play any new HM games cuz I don't intend on buying new consoles/handhelds.