Release Date: December 12, 2003
Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town is another game that takes us to the world known from several other consoles. This is a title rather for the beautiful sex, unlike the previous GBA, where the main character was a man. This time it is the women who can play the role of the farm's hostess.
You’ve always lived in the city…working 9 to 5 and enduring the rat race that you call life.
That is until one day you came across an ment for a fantastic life in the country. Excited, you quit your job, packed your belongings and headed to the country for a new opportunity. However, instead of finding the ‘d’ life you wanted…you found a long neglected farm in a town full of strangers!
Never one to shy away from a challenge…you roll up your sleeves, dig in and start to create the life and farm of your dreams!
It is up to you to successfully rejuvenate the farm and build a life for yourself with family and friends. The best part is…you can do it anyway you want!
Plant and harvest crops, raise farm animals, marry the man of your dreams and start a family…create your own pastoral adventure!
• A Harvest Moon adventure through different eyes – play as a girl!
• Marry and start a family with one of the 5 eligible bachelors!
• Traditional Harvest Moon Game Play with popular features from the other games in the series!
• Use the Nintendo GameCube™ Game Boy® Advance Cable to connect Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful Life (Nintendo GameCube™) to Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town!
Platforms:
Game Boy Advance
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A series of life simulations, enriched with RPG elements and solutions from the economic strategy genre. Its roots date back to 1996, when on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System console appeared the first Harvest Moon. The game received a moderately warm reception from gamers and critics (its average rating on Gamerankings was just over 73/100). Nevertheless, its good sales encouraged the authors to develop the idea, which in time resulted in the creation of a whole series. Over the years, successive installments of the series have been released on a variety of platforms - from desktop consoles, handhelds and mobile devices to personal computers.
