PORTABILITY
Probably the most obvious reason Harvest Moon would shine on the Switch is the ability to always have the chance to squeeze in a little time with your farm when you’re on the go. With PC and PS4, you’re grounded at home, but what’s to stop you from romancing a bachelorette while riding on the bus or shearing your sheep during your lunch break at work if you have the Nintendo Switch version in your carry-on?
Since the repetitive (but satisfying) actions of tending to your farm leads nicely into the current game types of RPG mobile games, it makes sense why people would want Harvest Moon on the go. Having a Harvest Moon on a the Switch as a portable console rather than another mobile title is even better as you’ll get the portability you’d have with your phone minus the worse battery life and smaller screen.
