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LexyJenrex wrote:Actually... a guy described as that playing Harvest Moon does sound cute.
xD

Gannon playing Harvest Moon = cute

I can't say because I haven't played this game, but Harvest Moon generally appeals to both sexes.

Fretka wrote:

LexyJenrex wrote:Actually... a guy described as that playing Harvest Moon does sound cute.
xD

Gannon playing Harvest Moon = cute

I sense a fanfiction coming on.

I think it appeals to both

Accually i have more Guy friends who play Harvest moon then Girl friends.

i think thats my fault though for getting them into it xD

I notice that my friends that are girls who play are intrested in marriage and family

and my guy friends are intrested in being super rich xD

I think it appeals to both gender. I'm 17 and I love Harvest Moon! My twin brother never played it though...

I think it attracts both boys and girls. Although, I play my HM game more often than my brother.

StarOfDream wrote:I think it attracts both boys and girls. Although, I play my HM game more often than my brother.

Same here! Though even my parents used to play the earlier generations of them... They weren't really fans of how they changed things up, but I personally don't see why XD

Both genders. Why else would we have super awesome badass girls like Natalie and the WP?

StarOfDream wrote:I think it attracts both boys and girls. Although, I play my HM game more often than my brother.

my brother is a bachelor student but he prefer playing hm games specially fmot well i like it the most than him though

Well I got my bf to play Tree of Tranquility and he's 18. I'm 19 and I play HM all the time but then again I've been playing HM games since I was in like 7th grade haha. Overall it appeals to girls more but it's still suitable for guys too.

Well, I loathe girly things with ever fiber of my being, but I adore Harvest Moon, so it probably has universal appeal. Most of the people who Let's Play it on YouTube seem to be male.

I think girls and guys play it about evenly, it's just that girls are more likely to talk about it.