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Lost in Blue (Nintendo DS)
Platforms: Nintendo DS Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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by - written on 10/08/08 (Useful, 67 readings)
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This game is brilliant at first, but does get a little it repetative after a while. The character you play as is Keith, you are washed up on to a desert island where Keith meets Skye who has also been washed ashore. Skye has poor eyesight and has lost her glasses in the process of being washed ashore So Keith has to look after himself and Skye by using a variety of survival skills. These skills involve scavaging for food such as fallen coconuts, mushrooms and seaweed. These can be cooked once you have found materials or making a fire. When you light the fire you use the L1 and L2 buttons to create a spark then blow in to the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/07/06 (Very useful, 458 readings)
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Lost in Blue is the third game in the Survival kids’ series. The first was released on the Game boy, the second on game Boy Colour (but not available in this country) and now the third on Nintendo DS. It was released in this country by Konami in November 2005. There are a number of differences between the older games and this one Two of the main features would be the graphics and the use of the stylus throughout the game. The graphics are much clearer and smoother. It is almost like watching an animated cartoon. The people walk almost normally and birds fly about. Rabbits and rats scurry about on the ground, whilst the water really looks like it is running. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/02/06 (Very useful, 307 readings)
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How wonderful is it that all of the suggestions have been added on because now I can tell you about my other Nintendo DS games that I can recommend to you. The first that comes up is Lost in Blue and I am not joking when I say this is the most addictive game I have ever played and I am slightly glad that I have completed it now as I can finally do something else with my spare time (well I have started another game). ----- What is the story of the game? (Reading from the back of the box) You awake on the shores of a deserted island. The storm that carried you here is now calm. Where are you? Are you alone? Can you survive? Can ... Read the complete review
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