Lost in Blue
Every so often the industry decides a genre is worth investing billions of dollars in and creating millions of sequels based around a flagship IP in this genre. First Person Shooters are always popular, but the military shooter is a creation of resent which has spawned a billion dollar market
Harvest Moon
There are two series which as the years go on I keep thinking they would collide. The Lost in Blue line of games from Konami, and the Harvest Moon series from Marvelous AQL. I’ve talked a bit in the past and recently of series which I think need fixing.
Konami
Picture this; an amazingly well presented spirited Gameboy Color game. It contains gameplay which engulfs the player and keeps them entertained dispute the systems limitations. Now picture the game had a generation hiatus, a little room to breathe, now picture that when the game was finally back into your heart
Konami
Introduction Released in 2008, Konami’s latest entry into the series was forgotten and skipped by many who played the three Nintendo DS titles. The games where riddled with problems over the series original Game Boy Color entries under the name Survival Kids, but improvements did slowly appear as Konami