Turning in varying amounts of Sunstones to Agete will allow you to raise new islands. Gotta Catch 'Em All: The 100 Sunstones.Cutting Off the Branches: Assuming these are the BTN(FG)/ (M)FOMT incarnations of the characters, Rick and Karen being married means that either Pete/Karen or Claire/Rick aren't canon in those games.There are also apparently different sects of Harvest Goddess worship if an event between Nathan and Cliff is to be believed. Crystal Dragon Jesus: The Harvest Goddess is a pagan goddess that is worshipped in an awfully Catholic-esque manner.You can tell its the FOMT versions because Karen has her blonde bangs (unlike her DS counterpart). Continuity Cameo: The Friends of Mineral Town incarnations of Cliff, Doctor (named 'Trent'), Karen, and Popuri appear with new clothes.On top of that there are more fish to catch and more recipes to cook. There are more farm animals to obtain, pets come in two colors, and you can befriend wild animals. The game dials back the Heart Events to 4 (instead of 96 different versions like Island of Happiness), however in their place are 30 new events involving various NPC characters. In terms of gameplay, Sunshine Islands doesn't require touch-screen controls like Island of Happiness did. The game includes two new love interests: Will and Lily. It features the same characters and designs but a different scenario, some new characters, and some other additions. Sunshine Islands is very similar to Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness. With the help of the Harvest Sprites, the protagonist is tasked to find the mystical Sun Stones to raise the sunken islands and restore the archipelago to its former glory. In the distant past, an earthquake caused most of the Sunshine Islands to sink into the ocean. The game starts with the protagonist moving to Ranch Island, one of many islands of the titular Sunshine Islands archipelago, to start their life as a farmer. It was released on Februin Japan, Novemin North America, and November 2010 in Europe. Harvest Moon: Sunshine Islands is a Nintendo DS title in the Harvest Moon (now known as the Story of Seasons) franchise.

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