Harvest Moon is a long-running series of farming simulations in which a cute anime-style character is tasked with running a farm, helping the local townspeople, and even marrying and starting a family. Its entries have suffered on this generation of portable gaming devices, with some major bugs, poor control issues, or sometimes just a general lack of fun. How does the latest DS and 3DS game, Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns, fare? Far better than its predecessors, it turns out.
Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns, which originally released on Nintendo DS in 2010, is making a comeback on Nintendo 3DS.
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The original farming simulator that started the crop growing craze makes a return to handheld for a new generation with its latest incarnation for the Nintendo 3DS. Marvelous Interactive’s Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns 3D incorporates the same cutesy charm that captivated a generation but this time, adds a dual village twist.
