https://youtu.be/N8ReYYLtIJY Good morning, everyone! Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town, a complete remake of the GBA Classic has been given a release date in Australia and Europe by Marvelous: 10th July 2020! In addition to English, Marvelous has also confirmed a complete French, German and Spanish text localization. Key Features: ▪ Rediscover one … Continue reading Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town release date announcement for Australia and Europe!
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Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town (JP) Review
If history repeats itself, then Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town will be just as loved as the original. When this game was announced, I dug out my old copy of Friend of Mineral Town and played it. This game is a remake of the original, which meant I needed to immerse myself in … Continue reading Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town (JP) Review
The History of Hometown Story
As a Bokumono fan, I like to follow the personal works of those involved in the series. So, when Yasuhiro Wada stepped away from Marvelous and left Yoshifumi Hashimoto to take over the series, I wanted to see where Wada would take his endeavors next. He reopened Toybox inc., his old game studio, and it … Continue reading The History of Hometown Story
Something Special: Igusa Matsuyama Interviewed by Ranch Story Community!
As a fan of Story of Seasons since the earliest days in Flowerbud Village, I have always adored the artwork of Igusa Matsuyama, who has helped make the worlds of Bokumono feel so alive, colorful, vibrant and filled with characters who I adore so much. That’s why, today, I’m especially delighted to bring a rare treat: Thanks to the collaboration of several of our community’s members doing translations, submitting questions, and providing guidance; I present a brief interview with the artist themselves!
Then and now: Mary
Unlike a lot of characters, Mary's Flowerbud Village and Mineral Town selves are both very similar, likely in part to most of their influence coming from their mother, Anna.
Harvest Moon: 64 and the Missing Festivals
Snow Festivals are held annually in Japan and usually span over a few days. People build statues out of snow that turn into ice sculptures around the area of the festival, and people enjoy treats from vendors.
Harvest Moon Origins, Part 1: Harvest Moon 64
Some of the unused items in Harvest Moon: 64 are extraordinarily familiar, mainly because they appeared in later games in some shape or form. We’ll be going through some of the items, tools and gameplay additions that were shelved before the game’s official release - and their appearance later in the series.
Harvest Moon 64’s Vegetable Festival was Educational!
When playing Harvest Moon: 64, did you ever feel like you might be learning something? You were right.
Then and Now: Jennifer
Like Brandon, Jennifer wasn’t in Mineral Town in either the original Back to Nature or the GBA versions.
Then and now: Brandon
As we can see, Brandon’s original design was that of thin air.
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