2008-02-11, 04:14 | Link #81 |
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Innocent Life is coming out for the PS2 tomorrow. I sorta want it, but I already have RF2 and Island of Happiness on my To Buy list so maybe I'll pick it up used in a couple of months.
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2008-02-19, 05:55 | Link #82 |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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Here is a bit of news about harvest moon:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvest_Moon_Online http://www.rpgfan.com/features/inter...07/index5.html So what do you people think of a "possible" online harvest moon that may be released this year or next?
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2008-02-19, 07:40 | Link #83 | |
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2008-02-19, 13:28 | Link #84 |
Sleep beneath the flowers
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Lording above all of humanity >;3
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Wasn't Innocent Life that sci-fi one? From what I looked at it once it seems too far from the "soul" of the game series to look any good to me. Much like the previous PS2 HM that I played...
@westbluef: A online Harvest Moon has always sounded good to me...
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2008-02-19, 14:39 | Link #85 | |
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2008-02-19, 14:43 | Link #86 |
Sleep beneath the flowers
Join Date: May 2007
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From what I read... I didn't like the art style Also it sounded odd since you like play a robot and can customize your self or... Something. Odd game.
I like Rune Factory more XD
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2008-02-28, 18:31 | Link #90 |
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My Sister always gets me to play this, A Wonderful Life is the main one.
She always finds it amusing how I play it because I completely suck, I don't know maybe its because I'm used to hitting people with swords and shooting people, haha. I can't believe it! I got past the second year or whatever and still no friggin' horse!!!!! Now I have to walk everywhere!!! And I was rejected by that chick with the short red hair! Nami I think her name was. I have no luck on this game. XD |
2008-03-24, 22:41 | Link #93 |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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I'm interested in this game and since I have a DS and a Wii, I could play GBA and GC games as well. So can someone give me an opinion whether the Friend of Mineral Town game on GBA or the Magical Melody game on GC is better? (the thing is, since I will have to buy them used, I don't really know where to find them...)
It sounds like the Harvest Moon games on PSX and N64 are the best, but I probably won't be able to play those...
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2008-03-24, 23:26 | Link #94 |
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I've never played Magical Melody, heard it was very good though.
Friends of Mineral Town is pretty good, just has no real point to it because they don't evaluate at the end of XX years or anything. It's pretty much Back to Nature (PSX) minus the three year timelimit. Sometimes it might delete your file too >_> GC has A Wonderful Life/Another Wonderful Life (girl's version) too. They get pretty repetative because there's no festivals or anything, but the months are much shorter which is good. |
2008-03-25, 01:57 | Link #95 | |
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Well, I didn't mention it last time, but I have played Friends of Mineral Town before. I played it for a whole day (it certainly was addicting) but I immediately dropped it off right after that day. The reason is that I didn't know where I was heading to in the game, or was I was suppose to do... But for a while now, my interest of the game sparks again and I have been thinking of giving it another try (don't have the game though so gotta go buy a used one <_<). I remember mining in the cave and my character gets too exhausted while I keep digging to deeper and deeper levels hoping to find some sorts of (presumably existed) treasure. I could never figure out how to dig as deep as I had hoped since the character got exhausted too quickly. I don't think I'm going to touch (Another) Wonderful Life then.
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2008-03-25, 07:03 | Link #96 |
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Back to Nature is certainly the best game, so I'd recommend you grabbing a PSX emulator if you don't have access to a console. If not... well, Friends of Mineral Town is a pretty nice handheld rendition, though some things have been limited in the transition, and others expanded (there's an absurd amount of recipes in the GBA version, while there were only 60+ in the PSX version). As always, music on the GBA sucks, so if you want to listen to the soundtrack in a nice manner you'll have to go for Back to Nature.
The N64 version is kind of different (characters' relationships change) and is lacking a few things... I really always preferred the PSX version. Friends of Mineral Town retains the latter's character relationships.
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2008-03-25, 15:36 | Link #97 |
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I don't think it's quite a port of BTN, but they're very similar. There's just something about BTN that makes it better that I can't quite put my finger on. They did get rid of some festivals in FoMT too.
I think the file erasing is only if you run out of batteries while playing it? I thought it was just my game but it turns out it happened to a lot of people. Just keep a second file if you're really worried about it, but it only happened to me when the batteries died. Basically, the game auto-deletes whatever file you were last playing when you turn it back on (after batteries ran out...?). |
2008-09-08, 07:06 | Link #98 |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Anyone playing the new Island of Happiness? I just got through year 1 and I must say, this is a lot harder than the others. There's a new crop growing mechanic that requires you to limit your watering depending on the amount of sunny days you get.
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2008-09-08, 12:24 | Link #99 |
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I played the one for the SNES and FoMT for the GBA intensively (I "tried" some others for the GB, but didn't like them as much). Both are just awesome. I wouldn't be the first when I say I was surprised by how a farming RPG could hook me.
How the games accomplish this is hard to say. It's mostly small details that together make the games as great as they are, and I'm not going to list them all. Definitely brilliant games though, I love them. Yes, they have flaws, but the many good points make up for that. Every once in a while I get the urge to play one of the two HM games mentioned above again, and now because of this topic, I feel like playing the SNES HM : < Fall is awesome. |
2008-09-09, 00:17 | Link #100 | |
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On the plus side, it looks like the town advances financially as you do (at least in terms of appearances), which is a nice touch in my opinion. The new characters are refreshing as well, even though they still look like too cartoonic to me. Still, as all Harvest Moon games go, this is one is just as time-consuming, if not more than previous iterations. |
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