Nelson Minar describes Harvest Moon, an SNES farming-simulation game:
You pull weeds, plant crops, and try to marry someone in your town. The intro to the SNES game is charming – "how to play" features scenes of you breaking rocks and removing stumps. The screenshot above is the village church. I love the idea of a Japanese corporation earnestly making a cute simulation of agrarian Europe.
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