Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland was an original title that launched on the Sony PS2 all the way back in 2001, while Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life Special Edition is a 2004 title which made its debut on the Nintendo GameCube at first, before being “upgraded” in the form of a Sony PS2 port. The re-release of these games will also target those who missed out on the re-release on the previous generation Sony PS3, where they appeared on the PlayStation Network then.
However, it would be the first Sony PS4 release by Natsume, which goes to show just how much of a back seat the developer has taken over the years.
Do not expect any kind of zany graphics that the Sony PS4 is able to churn out, as these are re-releases of the PS2 classics, making the idea of such games being two console generations old. The belief that the games’ developer, Natsume, is preparing these titles for a re-release is not misplaced. The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) has already rated both Harvest Moon: Save the Homeland and Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life Special Edition for the Sony PlayStation 4, and this can only mean one thing - both titles are being prepared for a release among the masses. Harvest Moon is a farming simulator, where you run and manage a farm while having some time on the side to develop a friendship which might even end up with walking down the aisle. GearNuke has shared some interesting nuggets concerning not just one, but two titles from the Harvest Moon franchise.
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