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Yasuhiro Wada the creator of harvest moon today.

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No Harvest Moon game has managed to crack a Metacritic 80 since the GameCube's Magical Melody in 2005.

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Harvest Moon became stuck in its ways, and eventually - following the release of Friends of Mineral Town and A Wonderful Life in 2003 - the series began to decline. Like around 300,000 other kids, Barone adored the Harvest Moon series for what it did differently, and like a lot of those kids, he eventually became disillusioned with the series for refusing to. It was easy to imagine that the world was very much alive." That you were living in a world that felt alive, time moved forward with or without your input. "That was something you couldn't do in most games I played as a kid, and it made the experience much more personal. "I liked that you could have relationships with the townsfolk," he recalled.

In a GQ profile, Barone spoke about how Harvest Moon earned pride of place in his heart.

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Today's Show Us Your Rig is with Stardew Valley developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone: /LrnUXkKwkv- PC Gamer January 5, 2016 Like many kids born in the late '80s and early '90s, he was perfectly aged for the golden age of gaming in the dying years of the 20th century: Earthbound, Final Fantasy III, and Chrono Trigger all came out around the time he turned ten, but Harvest Moon was his favourite. An idea bears fruitĮric Barone was born in 1984 on the west coast of America. Harvest Moon had captured something in the imagination of gamers - and had unknowingly lit a spark in the chest of a young boy named Eric Barone. Harvest Moon on the SNES met with moderate success - over 100,000 copies sold, which wasn't bad for a game about animal husbandry and agriculture - but the Game Boy sequel indicated a vast swell in interest, with 300,000 copies sold. It was pretty amazing, and I knew we could do this."

It may sound simple right now, but I will never forget the moment I saw that on screen.

"Once you worked on the land, you wanted to go back and see," he said in a GDC postmortem in 2012. A game based around farming seemed like a terrible idea in an age of action-packed releases, but Wada knew they were on to something. Harvest Moon was inspired by producer Yasuhiro Wada's childhood in the countryside, contrasted with his life in the busy city of Tokyo. It was pretty amazing, and I knew we could do this I will never forget the moment I saw that on screen.