Natsume Inc., the family friendly developer and publisher announced yesterday the sixth of November, its 3DS exclusive Harvest Moon: A New Beginning is now available at video game retailers. Get it now for a steady price of $39.99, roughly 580 heads of cabbage at $0.07.
“There has been a lot of fan buzz over this title and we are thrilled to give fans what they’ve been waiting for.”President and CEO of Natsume Inc.,Hiro Maekawa, had these thoughts on the newly released game, “We are delighted to deliver such a highly anticipated title today and know that Harvest Moon fans are going to be excited to get their hands on this game,”
Fans have been showing their love for the franchise by capturing pictures with the special 15th Anniversary 12″ cow plushie. Pre-ordered copies of the Anniversary Edition have closed, but don’t fret my fellow farmers and land owners the cow plushie can still be obtained at the Natsume Online Store along with a purchase of Harvest Moon: A New Beginning. Visit http://natsume.com/store/ to get to cuddling this special bovine.
Saving Echo Village falls in your hands! Nearly all the villagers have moved away as soon as you have moved in. Help bring them back home by turning Echo Village into a beautiful land full of happiness and love.
Hey and if farming and making sure the farm animals are well fed isn’t enough, for the first time in the series history, customization plays a huge roll! Choose your character’s gender, skin color, facial expression, hairstlye, and more! Want a new outfit? Head on over to the tailor! Hulk out by easily picking up your barn or crops and moving them elsewhere on the land! Fans of this series and others can learn more by going to www.natsume.com. Or for all those who facebook or tweet and wish to see screen shots and more information check here www.natsume.com/facebook and www.twitter.com/natsume_inc. Life’s a garden guys, dig it!
*Writer’s Opinion*
It has been years since I have played a Harvest Moon game. This new one looks encredilbe! I remember spending hours with my PS2 playing Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland, attempting to well save my homeland. This one is definitely going on my Christmas list. I am not sure what it is about wakeing up day after day and checking my crops and animals that kept me coming back. Anyone else have that same concern? Why did you play this game? Perhaps for me it taught valuable life lessons on how to treat mother nature and care for her. Or that it was just utterly fantastic.
