I have to start this review by giving Natsume credit where credit is due: the company didn’t just throw its Harvest Moon characters into a me-too Tetris clone when it made Puzzle de Harvest Moon. Natsume could have taken the cheap way out for the game and simply made a puzzler that featured stackable turnips, cow, sheep, and dog heads as they fell down into a pit

Innocent Life: A Futuristic Harvest Moon, gives you the opportunity to explore your inner Al Gore and George Jetson. Last year, ArtePiazza and Natsume brought this twist on the Harvest Moon formula to the PSP, and now it’s been ported to the PS2 as well, with a few minor adjustments.

Advanced robots and computers do the work for people on Heartflame Island, but this shiny technology can’t save the inhabitants from an ancient curse.

Farm life has always been the focus of the Harvest Moon series, and My Little Shop technically continues that tradition. You do live on a farm and have to knock out the daily rituals of watering crops, feeding the chickens and petting the cows , but that’s pretty much it and is accomplished in about one minute.