Harvest Moon is a series far ahead of its time, it arguably beat the addictive nature of IOS related farm games and other things of that nature by a good twenty years. By the time Natsume had their second non-handheld entry in the Harvest Moon series, most players were unfamiliar with it, passing it up for more appealing titles. As a result, Harvest Moon would not sell many copies on the N64 and wasn't reprinted. The series has since become incredibly popular with certain audiences via the numerous DS, Gamecube and Wii releases, which have given the obscure N64 version a daunting price tag on copies of the game. Harvest Moon for the N64 can cost as much as £90 pounds boxed, due to sheer demand and a minimal print run from Natsume. Again, Harvest Moon isn't directly as rare as other games, but its recently found popularity and cult appeal have made it an incredibly hard game to find at any reasonable price.
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