DS impressions: Harvest Moon DS


The beautiful thing about Harvest Moon is that once you've played it, the formula never changes. Bringing it to the DS is a no-brainer though. Thankfully we have some interesting developments to this installment of the farming simulation.
The Witch Princess of Forget-Me-Not Valley has been up to no good, having pulled off a prank that requires you to seek out 101 Harvest Sprites and restore order to the place. Of course, you can't forget to tend the crops and find a cozy wife at the same time.

You'll be able to do all the usual, great farming things we all know and love from the series. In addition, however, expect to be able to marry a mermaid, witch or goddess. The Harvest Sprite Casino also provides a fresh aspect to the game. Overall, fans of the series will love how this plays on the Nintendo DS.

Tags: DS, E3, E32006, HARVEST MOON, NATSUME, NINTENDO

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