Topic: Dewy's Adventure for Wii Official

[WindyMan]

Here's the official word from Konami about the little water droplet that could.

KONAMI ANNOUNCES DEWY'S ADVENTURE FOR THE WIIā„¢    

New Action Adventure Game Puts the Power of the Elements in Players' Hands  with Intuitive Wii Remoteā„¢ Controls    

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. Ā­ February 2, 2007 Ā­ Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.  today announced Dewy's Adventure (working title), an original action title  exclusively for the Wiiā„¢ from the producer that created the critically  acclaimed Elebits.  Dewy's Adventure lets players use the Wii Remoteā„¢ to  control the elements and manipulate the terrain of the game world as they  help a small droplet of water save its home world from a mysterious dark  force.    

Dewy's Adventure introduces players to a world where pure green forests  flourished under the careful watch of the towering Elder Tree. However, a  mysterious dark force known as the evil Don Hedron has taken hold of the  Elder Tree and transformed the land into a gloomy world shrouded in shadows  and fog. Using the last of its remaining power, the Elder Tree created a  small droplet of water named Dewy and granted him the power of the elements  with hope that he could overcome the evil Don Hedron and restore tranquility  to the land.    

Taking advantage of the unique Wii Remote, Dewy's Adventure grants players  full control over the game world and the elements as they take control of  Dewy and seek to overcome the evil Don Hedron. Players can tilt the Wii  Remote to create inclines in the landscape, moving the droplet to precisely  the right spot while rotating the environment to solve puzzles. Most often  found as a small ball of water, Dewy can alter the temperature of his  immediate area to transform into ice and mist. These transformations are  useful in freezing or heating different parts of the world to solve puzzles  and also to defeat the game's fearsome enemies.    

Players can also take control of the elements by using motion-specific  gestures with the Wii Remote, such as shaking it to cause an earthquake,  waving it to create gusts of wind or summoning blots of lightning while in  mist form. Combined with Dewy's three different forms and landscape tilting  abilities, these skills provide players with extensive control over the  environment and a great degree of freedom in approaching each of the game's  six stages.    

In addition to a single player story mode, Dewy's Adventure also features an  edit mode that allows for full customization of complete stages with unique  puzzles, different types of landscape and a wide variety of enemies. These  stages can be played alone or enjoyed cooperatively with a friend.    

"Dewy's Adventure emphasizes Konami's commitment to creating innovative  software for the Wii with one of a kind gameplay, unique motion sensitive  controls, and a colorful game world packed with memorable characters," said  Wilson Cheng, Product Manager with Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.  "Building upon the success of Elebits, Dewy's Adventure is poised to deliver  another exciting and accessible gaming experience that is only possible  through the immersive Wii hardware."    

Dewy's Adventure will launch for the Wii in 2007. For more information,  please visit www.konami.com.