However, Bluebell seems like the place for carnivores, since they're "animal lovers". If they love them enough to add some seasoning and steak sauce to them, then that's where I'm living should I get this game.
"Tis a far, far better thing that I farm now, than I've ever farmed before..."
I think it was Harvest Moon DS where I spent a tonne of time digging for diamonds.
Whatevs. The Rune Factory series seems to have taken the wind out of Harvest Moon games as of late.
Harvest Moon is not Farmville. Shameful that you said that. The fact that farmville has ripped off blindly (and then what a nerve, accused others for copying them) one fraction of what one of the longest running game franchises offers, doesn't make them the same or equal. Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing spit on the ground.. and farmville came out of it. Shameful comparison.. it shows you don't know what you are talking about. Truly shameful. Next thing you will say that city ville is the same as sim city :D
I wonder, will the 3DS version see a Japanese release? Or is this just all Natsume?
Anyway, so exciteeed. I love Harvest Moon forever and ever.
1)Get a Farm
2)Get a Wife
3)???
4)Wonder where 300 hours of my life went.
Also, if you actually had played any Harvest Moon game you'd know they're not the same as farmville. But hey, since you don't care there's no reason for you to know about these games or have any basis to compare them, right?
The fact you would dare call Harvest Moon a "Japanese Farmville" shows how unbelievably ignorant you are. I don't care if you couldn't care less, but to display such a stunning level of narrow-mindedness is just depressing to see in other gamers. I won't deny that HM is probably one of the least innovative game franchises around, but to compare it to the malformed filth-ridden creature that is known as Farmville is an insult of the highest degree.
I like the core, full-featured HM games. I'm not really a fan of the "annual gimmick" ones.

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