Bakumono Characters Yasai De Pon![DS - Unreleased in Japan]

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14 Jun 2010

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Update: this game was cancelled in Japan, but released in USA as Harvest Moon: Frantic Farming!

Bakumono Characters Yasai De Pon! is a cancelled puzzle game that was developed by Marvelous for the DS. It featured many characters and locations of Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness, known in Japan as Kimi to Sodatsu Shima.

Nintendo Everything made a post with some info about BC in 2009:

  • Puzzle game
  • Move vegetable panels on touch screen
  • Trying to get Koro-pok-guru to collect the vegetables for points and more time
  • Vegetable panels grow over time
  • Creatures are only able to move between adjacent ripe panels
  • Golden vegetables can be cleared regardless of the ripeness
  • 12 characters from Bokujou Monogatari Kimi to Sodatsu Shima are in the game
  • More points for collecting vegetables that the characters like
  • Wireless/download play
  • No release date
  • 3,990 yen

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2 Responses to Bakumono Characters Yasai De Pon![DS - Unreleased in Japan]

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Anonymous

June 25th, 2010 at 11:42 pm

This was released in the US as Harvest Moon: Frantic Farming. I think.

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monokoma

June 29th, 2010 at 1:36 pm

Wow, you are right Anonymous! It’s weird that this one was released in USA but not in Japan.. but it was indeed! I will edit the post, thanks for the info :)

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