| Display title | Lost in Blue |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A series of wilderness survival games by Konami, for the Nintendo DS and Wii. Lost in Blue games tend to be only thematically related to each other. In the US, the Lost in Blue series is treated as a Spiritual Successor to the earlier Game Boy Color game series Survival Kids, while in Japan, the series has been continuously branded with the Survival Kids name and there's no true difference between them. |
