Natsume Ready Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley

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Natsume shot out a quick e-mail reminding us all that Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley for PSP has gone gold, and is out next week on April 20th for $29.99.

 

Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley appears to be a retelling of or somehow related to Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland for PS2. The gist is this: The Funland Corporation is razing Leaf Valley and building an amusement park over it, and the entire town will be demolished unless you — with the help of the townspeople — stop them. Naturally, you somehow manage this by helping out on the family farm and harvesting gems, mine ore, raising animals, and eventually getting married. In all, there’s 16 different ways you can ultimately save Leaf Valley. If Innocent Life: A Futuristic Harvest Moon wasn’t your cup of tea, this might hit the spot.

 

Here’s our old list of all the games to date on current-gen hardware again, for anyone that wants to get caught up. The years pertain to Japanese release dates:

 

Nintendo DS
Wii
PSP
Year
Harvest Moon DS – Back to Nature 2005
Harvest Moon DS Cute – – 2005
– – Boy & Girl 2006
Rune Factory – Innocent Life 2006
Island of Happiness Tree of Tranquility – 2007
Sunshine Islands Magical Melody – 2008
Rune Factory 2 Animal Parade – 2008
Welcome! To the Wind Bazaar Rune Factory Frontier – 2008
Rune Factory 3 – Hero of Leaf Valley 2009

 

Additionally, Natsume also announced that they’ve opened their own community forums now, which you can check out here. It’s only been a little while since the announcement, so there isn’t much activity on the boards yet.


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