Nintendo DS and 3DS There is no “winning” a Harvest Moon game, though The Tale of Two Towns has more of a plot than most. It seems that at one time, Bluebell and Konohana were united. But now ...

The Tale of Two Towns doesn't stray much from the Harvest Moon formula, but it hits most of the addictive sweet spots fans will care about. By Britton Peele on September 28, 2011 at 7:35PM PDT ...

Harvest Moon will be hitting both the DS and 3DS later this year. Find out what's new in A Tale of Two Towns, and how the 3DS and DS versions differ.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns Long ago the towns of Bluebell and Konohana were friendly neighbors, joined together by a tunnel underneath the ...

Nintendo DS and 3DS game Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns launches in Europe on 29th June 2012, Rising Star Games has announced.. The 3DS version of the Natsume and MarvelousAQL developed ...

Fans of the 15-year-old Harvest Moon franchise were no doubt excited when they heard the announcement for Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns for the 3DS. This title, coming out sometime this year ...

Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns also puts more emphasis on cooking than previous Harvest Moon games. That's because you have to cook and attend the festivals to open the tunnel between the two towns.

The latest Harvest Moon plot revolves around two towns torn apart by a rivalry over food. As a new farmer, players will have to choose between the crop-lovin' Eastern-styled town of Konohana or ...

The Tale of Two Towns lets you select which village you want to live in -- Konohana or Bluebell. The two were once the friendliest of neighbours until a dispute erupted over food.

The Tale of Two Towns doesn't stray much from the Harvest Moon formula, but it hits most of the addictive sweet spots fans will care about. The Harvest Moon series has struggled with a case of ...

It took nearly fourteen hours to finish the first season of Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns. In that time, the village saw fit to slowly dole out necessary equipment that has, in the past ...