Sean Akizuki's Fantasy Critic

So I thought Harvest Moon: Back to Nature was a really fun game for the PS1.  Knowing that the PS3 is still around and there will be the PS4 soon enough, we may consider some games may be best remade.  My opinion is with Harvest Moon: Back to Nature being remade into a more "current generation" system.  So here's what I think can be done. My fantasy of the game involves the following: Making a similar control scheme from Harvest Moon: Innocent Life but sticks true to the spirit of Harvest Moon: Back to Nature.   Set Mineral Town in a more "futuristic setting" which involves a hybrid of Innocent Life and Friends of Mineral Town.  That is, you can have moo-matics, cluck-matics, sheep-matics and a  buggy for going around town. Change marriage settings.  Each wife does a special attribute similar to the wives in Harvest Moon. Introduce a plot that may soon go all the way from bachelor to married man.  The game ends after three years. ...

Harvest Moon: Innocent Life is a futuristic version of Harvest Moon for the PS2.  What makes this game unique from the other Harvest Moon games I've played is that it actually follows a story.  The main character is not a human but a robot sent by Dr. Hope, to test this "Innocent Life" model which he must have his maintenance on Sundays.  Like Save the Homeland, it does not have a marriage feature either. He must also unlock hidden secrets by opening doors in the fields by connecting four crystals of the same color to do so.  Whenever a field is unlocked using four crystals of the same color (it must be forming a square and no spaces in between), certain doors are unlocked to progress the story. Certain events must be followed in order to save the village from the imminent wrath of the Fire Spirit which I did.  Not doing so will cause a bad ending to happen.  Every event leads to the story's progress.  I also love the event that leads to getting F...

Harvest Moon: Back to Nature was back when I had a PS1 which is sadly not operational anymore and it's not as durable as the PS2 (even the memory cards are busted).  So I thought I did have my fun playing this game and back then, Gameshark was still used so I did use some infinite codes to make my gameplay easier the second time around. The whole plan is to get the farm to good shape in three years or you get the bad ending.  If you get the good ending, you can play indefinitely but... I'd rather actually restart the whole game after I've ended the game.  For me, I had to follow a Gamefaqs plan to survive without a Gameshark since money here is hard to find.   Marriage is one part of the game which you can get only if you get all extensions.  So really, I would admit later I used an infinite lumber code to do this.  I married in the second year of the game, which I remembered I courted Mary and married her.  Okay why her?  I thought ...