Survival Kids

Survival Kids
Also known as: Survival Kids: Kotou no Boukensha (JP), Stranded Kids (EU) Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Sapporo Publisher: Konami Platform: Game Boy Color Released in JP: June 17, 1999 Released in US: October 1999 Released in EU: December 10, 1999 This game has regional differences.

Survival Kids is a game about a boy or girl who gets trapped on an island and tries to survive and escape.

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Regional Differences

Japan	US	Europe

The US version got rid of the subtitle ("Kotou no Boukensha" translates to "Adventurer of the Solitary Island"), instead adding some detail to the island. The European version redesigned the island and slightly changed the title font.

Japan	US	Europe

The international versions display three lines in the textbox versus two in the Japanese game. The European version also moved the arrow indicator.

Text Differences

Item Text

US	Europe
Matches	Match
Heal Grass Antidote and recovers life level	Heal Grass Antidote and recovers life levels
Full Fruit Hunger and fatigue both recove	Full Fruit Hunger and fatigue both recover

(Note: "Heal Grass" and "Full Fruit" are unused items.)

Stat Letters

The Japanese version's stat display shows F (Food), W (Water), and T (Tiring). The international versions changed this to H (Hunger), W (Water), and F (Fatigue).

Ending Cleared

After reaching an ending, the text that will show on the final screen is different between the Japanese and international versions.

Japan	US/Europe
ENDING 1 CLEAR	CLEARED ENDING 1

Gameplay Differences

Intro Skip

The international versions add the ability to skip the beginning cutscene by pressing Start.

Item Locations

The Japanese version generally contains many more item locations compared to the international versions. Some examples:

Japan	International