You must have seen all of their heart events
Must have maximum heart color (red)
Must have maximum house size
Must have maximum bed size
May need other shopping mall items
Must see all heart events
Must be carrying marriage item (blue feather)
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/psx/game/446412.html is to the guides for harvest moon
Harvest moon back to nature is not officially for the PSP, you are using a rom, so next time just put "Harvest moon back to nature", sorry for being stuck up, means its a truth
No. The game ends right after you get married. So you don't ever get the chance to have a child.
download game harvest moon back nature
Just wait until your wife feels sick. then go to the clinic and you will find out that your wife is pregnant
One week after you give your girl the blue feather. You get the blue feather after taking a girl to orange heart level.
You cannot marry the Harvest Goddess in Harvest Moon: Back to Nature. Your options are Ann, Elli, Mary, Karen, and Popuri. You can marry the Harvest Goddess in Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town.
you give him items until you get an orange heart when u get the orange heart you can then get the clue feather (buy it from supermarket) and when gray has a full red heart give him the feather and he will marry you same with everyone else
In the mine behind the waterfall/harvest goddess pond
Get a girl to an orange heart and the bluefeather will become available at the supermarket. Buy the bluefeather and give it to the girl you want to marry when she gets up to a red heart and you'll be married a week later. FYI, you'll miss a whole day's work on your wedding day so...harvest sprites.
Harvest gold
first, you need to experience all the heart events.. you can speed it up by giving him the things he likes like ores, curry and eggs.
If your character gets married then yes, you can have one child.But for girls version no think about it if yes it will be hard when your pregnant and you need to feed your baby in the mornings
in harvest moon back to nature he asks help 14th day of fall