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What Families want from Harvest Moon The Lost Valley
Cordova, TN; June 8, in the year of our Lord 2014--Family
Friendly Gaming, the industry leader in covering the family
friendly video games is chronicling what families want from
Harvest Moon The Lost Valley. This Nintendo 3DS video game has
all kinds of potential for families. Harvest Moon Grand Bazaar
showed the world what this franchise could do when it listened
to families. Will Natsume listen again? Or will they go back to
proselytizing like other Harvest Moon games? Family Friendly
Gaming hopes their minds, hearts, and ears are open.
Families have been very clear to us at Family Friendly Gaming on
what improvements, and changes they want in the Harvest Moon
series. Just like Story of Seasons they want certain things that
the super majority support. They want Harvest Moon to take the
bold and important stand of solidarity with those who support
traditional marriage. Video games do not need to try and
redefine marriage to fit the twisted screams of radicals who use
fear, intimidation, anger, and hatred to get their way.
Appeasement has never worked with those kinds of radicals, and
it will not work now.
Families have told us they want more animals to raise, train,
and have as pets. They would like this area of the farming
simulation video game to grow and improve. There are plenty of
different animals that could be included in Harvest Moon.
Hunting and trapping have also been asked for. Squirrels would
make a nice target. What about Duck Hunting for all the Duck
Dynasty fans? If only one can appear then trapping for furs is
what was higher on the list. Additional plants to grow.
Additional areas to grow them - like everywhere. Trees and
bushes have been requested as well.
A church, and a pastor have been requested. It makes sense since
the majority of country people are rooted deep in their
Christian faith. Since the super majority of Americans are
Christian it only makes sense to target them with this hand held
video game. Almost always attached to this request is for that
goddess and witch to be left out. Those two characters make up
the majority of complaints Family Friendly Gaming receives on
Harvest Moon. It is time to progress past those characters, and
to be more inclusive to what Americans want to see in a farming
life simulation video game.
God bless,
Yolanda Bury
Family Friendly Gaming