#Harvest moon magical melody free#

The most items you can pick up before all the rest vanish is two, and that's assuming you don't get interrupted by a low stamina animation eating up most of that time on its own. Except that once you unearth items in the mines, you have about five seconds to pick them up before they disappear. Awesome, but Impractical: The upgraded hammer will smash huge amounts of rocks at once without using nearly as much stamina as you would by smashing them one at a time, so you might think using it in the mines would be a great idea.

#Harvest moon magical melody free#

Unlike other games, your child's gender is never stated, so you're free to assume whether you have a son or daughter.

And Your Reward Is Parenthood: Get married and you'll eventually have a baby.

Ambiguous Gender: Jamie, since his/her gender is the opposite of the one you choose.

Kind of to be expected, since the original game was for the SNES and took place in the early 1900s.

Adaptational Attractiveness: The characters lifted from the original game.

Adaptation Dye-Job: Michael, Ann's father, gets his hair changed from brown to blue.

100% Completion: Only 50 notes are required to rescue the Harvest Goddess, but after you save her she'll ask you to gather all 100 of the notes anyway.However, the player isn't the only one collecting the notes another farmer, Jamie, also wants to save the Harvest Goddess, and seems unusually determined to do it alone. To save her, the player must collect 50 musical notes, which are granted for various tasks or life events such as attending festivals, getting married, or doing a certain number of a job (like chopping wood or pulling weeds). The Sprites enlist the player's help to rescue the Harvest Goddess, who has turned to stone out of despair at the unkindness of the world. Not too long after, the player runs into a trio of Harvest Sprites, all of whom are quite surprised that they can see them. Enter the player character, who moves to town to start a new life. To this end, it advertises the Exciting Ranch Plan, a plan for aspiring farmers to move to town, purchase land, and start their own farm. The central location is Flower Bud Village, a small town with a few shops that finds itself in need of new blood. It features many characters from the original SNES game and Save the Homeland, all re-deformed into the cartoonish, child-friendly art style of the early games. Magical Melody, like most other games in the series, is a farming Simulation Game. A Wii port was developed for the European release in 2008, and was released in America in 2009. It was released for the Nintendo GameCube in Japan in 2005, and in America in 2006. Harvest Moon: Magical Melody is a game in the Harvest Moon (now Story of Seasons) series, developed by Marvelous Entertainment and translated by Natsume in North America and Rising Star Games in Europe.