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My name is Angela, I am an artist, a crafter, a collector, and a scent and body care fiend! All of what I sell comes from a smoke-free home, lovingly cared-for, looking practically brand new. Don t be afraid to message me, I m here to help!
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Past year
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Great communication. A pleasure to do business with.
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Reviews (1)
06 September 2008
Mineral Town is great, but the gameplay is so-so
0 of 9 found this helpful I bought this game mainly so I could interact with the Mineral Town characters in the DS game, Harvest Moon Cute. I haven't actually played the game that much, since it's hard to get used to the controls, which feel awkward, and the load time between areas is painfully slow. Additionally the backpack feature is reverted to the one used in the NG6 and PS1 versions, where you start out with a pack that only holds three items and three tools, which makes gathering nearly impossible. The town is HUGE so it takes me several days just to get a few things done. I'm not too big on the gameplay and I really wish you could go IN to Mineral Town when using the DS version of this, but it is nice to be able to see my favourite Mineral Town characters in the Valley. Overall I'd rather play the DS version; the graphics are a lot better and gameplay is a whole lot smoother, and easier to navigate. The gameplay of the N64 and PS1 games just don't translate well to a handheld system; you really need the controllers and the big screen for the full effects of this particular style of gameplay. The DS version handles way better.