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Harvest Moon: Back to Nature
Game Description
Harvest Moon: Back To Nature was the first Harvest Moon title to be released on the PlayStation. The ESRB has rated Harvest Moon Back to Nature “E,” and it also depicts the use of alcohol. It was released in Japan on December 16, 1999, in North America on November 20, 2000, and in PAL Regions on January 26, 2001.
Though many of the characters are based on Harvest Moon 64, they have slightly different personalities, families, and occupations, which caused some fan backlash when these squabbles were carried over to Harvest Moon: DS and eventually became the final canon of said characters. Unlike any other game set in Mineral Town, it employs more 3D graphics and many features not found in Game Boy versions.
Back to Nature and Bokujō Monogatari: Harvest Moon for Girl were later ported to the PlayStation Portable in Japan and North America as Harvest Moon: Boy and Girl.
Publishers Natsume Developers Victor Interactive Software Release date 1999 Genre Simulation, Role-playing Download [title]
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PlayStation (1999)
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Shinobido: Way of the Ninja
Game Description
In Shinobido, the player assumes the role of an amnesiac ninja who awakens on the bank of an unknown river. In fact, everything is strange, as the man discovers that he no longer remembers his identity and has no memory of his life or situation prior to regaining consciousness. The man stumbles across an isolated and seemingly derelict shack with only his sword lying next to him on the ground, only to have an arrow shoot past his head and lodge itself into the shack’s outer wall. The man is startled as he scans the trees and undergrowth around him, but then he notices a letter attached to the arrow. The person who wrote the letter claims to be a “concerned bystander,” and identifies the amnesiac man as “Goh,” a ninja of the Asuka clan, which was wiped out the day before. The letter informs Goh that his memories and soul have been stolen and placed within eight mystical stones that were scattered during the initial attack on the Asuka ninjas’ village and then shattered by people who have found and claimed the stones. is a stealth video game developed by Acquire that was released in 2005 for the PlayStation 2. Shinobido has the player take the role of an amnesiac ninja who wakes to find himself lying on the bank of an unfamiliar river Shinobido, the player assumes the role of an amnesiac ninja who awakens on the bank of an unknown river. In fact, everything is strange, as the man discovers that he no longer remembers his identity and has no memory of his life or situation prior to regaining consciousness. The man stumbles across an isolated and seemingly derelict shack with only his sword lying next to him on the ground, only to have an arrow shoot past his head and lodge itself into the shack’s outer wall. The man is startled as he scans the trees and undergrowth around him, but then he notices a letter attached to the arrow. The person who wrote the letter claims to be a “concerned bystander,” and identifies the amnesiac man as “Goh,” a ninja of the Asuka clan, which was wiped out the day before. The letter informs Goh that his memories and soul have been stolen and placed within eight mystical stones that were scattered during the initial attack on the Asuka ninjas’ village and then shattered by people who have found and claimed the stones. is a stealth video game developed by Acquire that was released in 2005 for the PlayStation 2.
| Publishers | Spike Co, Ltd., SCEE |
| Developers | Acquire |
| Release date | 2005 |
| Genre | Stealth, Action |
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We might have Shinobido Way of the Ninja available for more than one platform. Shinobido: Way of the Ninja is currently available on these platforms:
PlayStation 2 (2005)
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PlayStation 2
