Wednesday 5 March 2014
Just a feeling ~Maroon 5
I watched you cry
Bathed in sunlight
By the bathroom door
You said you wished you did not love me anymore
You left your flowers in the backseat of my car
The things we said and did have left permanent scars
Obsessed depressed at the same time
I can't even walk in a straight line
I've been lying in the dark no sunshine
No sunshine
No sunshine
More About Harvest Moon :Connect a New World
In cheerier news, Harvest Moon: Connect to a New World is out in
Japan! The Japanese players have been posting a lot of in-game
screenshots to the Miiverse community. If you have a Nintendo Network ID
(created only by using a Nintendo console) you can visit the game's
Miiverse by going to your Communities, scrolling down to the bottom to
change your region to Japan, and then selecting the 3DS communities;
since it is recent, it should be up near the top of the list. It has a
picture of a pink Angora Rabbit as its menu icon.
After you start your game, you spend the first week with Edda, who manages the farm next to your own. After that, she'll give you a cow and Veronica will assign you to your run-down farm. Eventually you can upgrade your house and customize its furniture. You can even buy a television set to watch the daily weather on, and a gift wrapping station to wrap the gifts you give to your favorite villages. Your farm starts out with a cow barn (since you do get a free cow from Edda) but you'll have to build the chicken coop, just like in Harvest Moon: A New Beginning.
(Posted by 0305-Karen on the Miiverse)
Before you create your 3x3 crop fields, you have to clear the empty area by breaking up rocks and chopping down trees. You can water your crops twice per day. New crops include Burdock Root, Chili Pepper, Paprika (which did exist in Grand Bazaar), Melon (similar to Honeydew in Animal Parade), Lemon Tree, and Andes Potato. Almonds are in the game, but I don't know if they're grown or foraged. Some of these crops come from the international trade center, where you can also buy Wasabi sprouts (instead of just getting one per two trips to Land of the East in ANB). You also sell your farm produced items at the trade center by setting up a stall. There are a variety of stall types to choose from based on what you want to sell and the potential customers who are visiting the trade center. You can also earn money by completing requests from the trade center.
There are a few different festivals in this version of Harvest Moon: missing are the honey festival, critter festival, foliage festival, pumpkin festival, and snow festival. Instead, there is a spring fashion show, fall fashion show, a tea festival, and a pet show. The multi-day fishing festival from ANB is now only one day.
More information will filter through as players get through the game. Keep an eye on the Fogu forum if you're interested
And here is the April Nintendo DREAM comic!
After you start your game, you spend the first week with Edda, who manages the farm next to your own. After that, she'll give you a cow and Veronica will assign you to your run-down farm. Eventually you can upgrade your house and customize its furniture. You can even buy a television set to watch the daily weather on, and a gift wrapping station to wrap the gifts you give to your favorite villages. Your farm starts out with a cow barn (since you do get a free cow from Edda) but you'll have to build the chicken coop, just like in Harvest Moon: A New Beginning.
(Posted by 0305-Karen on the Miiverse)
Before you create your 3x3 crop fields, you have to clear the empty area by breaking up rocks and chopping down trees. You can water your crops twice per day. New crops include Burdock Root, Chili Pepper, Paprika (which did exist in Grand Bazaar), Melon (similar to Honeydew in Animal Parade), Lemon Tree, and Andes Potato. Almonds are in the game, but I don't know if they're grown or foraged. Some of these crops come from the international trade center, where you can also buy Wasabi sprouts (instead of just getting one per two trips to Land of the East in ANB). You also sell your farm produced items at the trade center by setting up a stall. There are a variety of stall types to choose from based on what you want to sell and the potential customers who are visiting the trade center. You can also earn money by completing requests from the trade center.
There are a few different festivals in this version of Harvest Moon: missing are the honey festival, critter festival, foliage festival, pumpkin festival, and snow festival. Instead, there is a spring fashion show, fall fashion show, a tea festival, and a pet show. The multi-day fishing festival from ANB is now only one day.
More information will filter through as players get through the game. Keep an eye on the Fogu forum if you're interested
And here is the April Nintendo DREAM comic!
New gameeee !!! :'D Harvest Moon :Connect to a New World !!!
| Harvest Moon: Connect to a New World | |
|---|---|
| |
| Developer | Marvelous AQL |
| Released | February 27, 2014 (Japan) |
| Platforms | Nintendo 3DS |
| Genre | Simulation |
| Media | Nintendo 3DS Cartridge |
Game Features
- You can change your character's hair style and color, eyes, skin color, gender, the hat you wear, your glasses if you choose to wear them, clothing outfits, and up to three accessories.
- The object placement system is also in this version, both for your farm and for the town itself, but it is unknown yet whether you have to place villager housing or you are just managing the layout and aesthetic feel of Oak Tree Town. You will have a workshop on your farm, just like in ANB, to craft objects. You can buy crafting materials from Geizer the town carpenter. His shop is managed by his spouse Kuron. You can also decorate and customize the interior of your house not only with wallpaper and carpet, but object design and placement such as cabinets, beds, decorations, etc.
- You can set up a wildlife safari, housing a variety of exotic animals such as monkeys and parrots. The safari will be toured by the other villagers, but no scoring system (if any) has been announced yet. There will be wild items that you can only find within your safari, and the mine is also located inside the borders of your exotic animal area.
All about game ! Today's topics is... Harvest Moon A New Beggining !
| Harvest Moon 3DS: A New Beginning | |
|---|---|
| Developer | Marvelous Interactive Software |
| Publisher | Natsume |
| Released | Febuary 23rd, 2012 (Japan)
November 6th, 2012 (North America) September 13th, 2013 (Europe) |
| Modes | Single Player, Multi Player |
| Ratings | A [All Ages] (CERO)
E [Everyone] (ESRB)
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| Platforms | 3DS |
| Genre | Role-Playing (RPG)
Simulation
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| Media | 3DS Cartridge
Digital Download
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Gameplay and New Features
New Gameplay features in A New Beginning include:- The ability to customize your farm and the surrounding town.
- The ability to change your hairstyle by going to the hair stylist.
- New clothing available from the tailor.
- You will date the bachelor/bachelorette that you're after before marrying them. You'll give them a ring, and you will start to date them. The Blue Feather is still used to propose, like most traditional Harvest Moon games.
- Honeymoons and vacations with your family to the Beach, Snowland, Sakura Land, or Ancient Ruins.
- Many new crop species available including: cactus, cotton, wheat, lotus, nadeshiko and more.
- A new way of fishing with the fish trap.
- New animals: yaks, llamas and alpacas.
- Pets such as cats and dogs become bloated if not fed properly.
- Being able to ride in a mechanical panda!
- Only two Harvest Sprites are available. For the first time, a female Harvest Sprite, called Alice - and her twin brother, a red-wearing sprite named Aaron.
- There are 5 Town Restoration Plans. Achieve each level to get new items and plans unlocked.
- Instead of buying furniture and buildings, you can buy blueprints from Rebecca and build things yourself if you have the materials.
- There is only one house expansion available.
- Interacting with other players through Nintendo Network.
- The ability to play a song on musical tree stumps which allows you to unlock new areas and get new items.
Story
Once a thriving town, Echo Village is almost empty after the inhabitants lost everything in a poor economy. Your parents recently offered you a chance to renovate the abandoned family farm, but reviving a successful ranch requires rebuilding the town. Can you find the materials and blueprints that allow you to create the best community in the land?Bachelors/Bachelorettes
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