Harvest Moon Added To Japan’s Switch Online Super Famicom Library

Instead of Earthworm Jim 2, Japan has acquired the unique Harvest Moon game this month. It was first launched on the Super Famicom in 1996, and is joined by Dig Dug II and Mappy-Land.

Just just like the choices right here within the west, you possibly can play this one straight away. The catch is, you may clearly have to have entry to a Japanese Switch account and the Super Famicom app. Keep in thoughts, it is all in Japanese as effectively.

Here’s a Google-translated description from Nintendo’s Japanese web site together with some screenshots:

“This title is a life simulation game for Super Nintendo released in 1996. It is a story about a boy who aims to become a rancher and rebuilds the ranch left by his grandfather in three years, set in “Flower Bud Village”. Not only can you develop your ranch by growing crops, taking care of animals, and expanding your home, you can also interact with the villagers and enjoy love and marriage with a girl who is a candidate for a bride.”

Will you be checking this one out on the Super Famicom Switch Online app? Tell us down under.

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