heres some information about the new harvest moon game being released on wii. theres a US release date of november 2007 so it should be out soon after that.
Controls
You have a choice to do actions via actually moving the Wiimote or by simply pressing the A button. If you are not sure how a tool works, you can press the “-” button on the Wiimote and it will be explained.
This game is fully compatible with the Classic Controller (which plugs into a Wiimote).
You can rotate the camera by pointing the Wiimote at the screen.
You can move around using the Nunchuck’s analog stick.
Use your Wii remote to till your soil and water your crops.
Cast your fishing rod by swinging your Wii remote up and down and pressing A when the fish bites.
Press the Z button to lock onto a square while planting. Even when you turn around, your character will still face this square—that way, you won’t miss it or something if you’re watering!
Press the C button to see your inventory.
Buildings
Land is handled a lot like how MM was. After four days of living in the inn, you’ll have the choice between three properties in the beginning (in the first link they picked the ocean property). It’s the same with the Beach, River, and Town properties. You can buy land as well, and move if you’re not satisfied with your current location.
Remodeling and furniture is a lot like MM as well. Each time you remodel your house, there will be more furniture available at the Supermarket and Carpenter Shop. There are put into four different groups (chic, country, cute, and normal) with their individual size. Along with remodeling your house, you can also remodel your barn and chicken coop.
You can buy a telephone. How it works is not yet known yet.
You can also redecorate your house completely—not only with different accessories, furniture, etc., but you can also move furniture around individually! It seems to be a little bit like the way it was done in Animal Crossing
Part Time Jobs
There are part-time jobs (remember STH?). When you sign up for work, you don’t actually have to do anything, you are just shown two scenes with your character working. You can work at nearly every shop, which is about nine in all. When you work somewhere, the villagers associated with that shop will like you more. You are paid according to the number of hours you worked and the more you work at a specific shop, the more you will get paid.
theres is heaps of other things as well just go and check out the source site.
Submitted by joshuacoat
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