But keep in mind that this is a port of the PS1 version which means a dated, vintage-looking art style and models. In fact, it’s bad compared to other games. The graphics isn’t good compared to other games. Even though I know the controls and very familiar with the game and series, I can just see the disappointment and confusion of newbies. This is probably my biggest problem in this game. You may change your tool or change the item your holding or eat the item your holding. Quite disappointed because there are a lot of button combinations that you can do that creates an action that you don’t know. To top that, there aren’t any tutorials given at first or instructions given. The controls here are quite hard at first. You can go through different and unique events as the game goes on and enter different types of contests that may include your cooking skills or your animals! Tomorrow is something you look forward to in this game which makes everything exciting and fun. You can raise crops and animals, mine ores, fish and forage things to get money and buy things for your benefit until you have a successful life. Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl’s goal is fairly easy. You have three years to make a great farm and if you pass the Mayor’ standards, which is fairly easy, you get to continue your game! Raise animals, plant crops and make a family! All of these you can do in Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl. Farm life and relationships are the main focus of this entry. Thus, she remains in Mineral Town as it seems that it’s her fate.

The cruise was destroyed by a storm and Fate ends up in Mineral Town. She then goes to a cruise and meets a poet and tells her a lot of witty things. For the girl, Fate(can be changed), her story starts off with her thinking about what to do with her life. Destiny then accepts the role to be the new owner of the farm. For the boy, Destiny(can be changed), his story starts off with him receiving news about his grandfather’s death and his farm.

Though it offers different genders, the story, other than the first parts of the game, are the same for both boy and girl. This entry from the Harvest Moon series offers you to play either as a boy or girl, thus the name of the game. This is perfect for gamers that feels nostalgic and want to play a classic, solid, exceptional game. It’s basically Harvest Moon: Back To Nature and Harvest Moon: Back To Nature for Girls ported to the PSP. Wanting to get one of Harvest Moon’s most solid entries in your PSP? Then Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl is for you.

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