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Harvosta Moona: Rune Factory (milk some cows, pwn some monsters)

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  • FrosteeyFrosteey Don't you think it's a little belittling or whatever? Registered User regular
    The PS1 version isn't so much a sequel as an...alternate but kind of the same game as HM64. They both have the same cast and same mechanics and stuff, but with slight differences. 64 had more house extensions and furniture(I think) and event...things, as well as most of the characters having different roles from BtN, some festival differences, and some other stuff I'm probably forgetting. The two are actually fairly different, and in a way so that I never thought that either was definitely superior, but my experience with HM64 is pretty limited.

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  • Magic PinkMagic Pink Tur-Boner-Fed Registered User regular
    I played both and I'm pretty sure the PS1 had more of everything. But, maybe that's what hurts it. There's something to be said for simplicity.

    Otherwise they're the same games, same characters, same land layout, etc.

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