Dewy's Adventure

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MODEL- 40055KON VENDOR- KONAMI

FEATURES- Dewy's Adventure Wii
The evil Don Hedron has descended upon the peaceful forest and it's
up to Dewy, a small droplet of water, to eliminate the terrible
scourge and save the towering Elder Tree.
Control Dewy by rolling him around the environment and using special
elemental powers with unique gesture-based controls to take on the
dastardly forces of Don Hedron. Use heat and cold to transform Dewy
into ice and steam to solve puzzles and restore peace, beauty and
tranquility to the world! Now, you can command the might of nature
using the Wii Remote.

Customer Reviews

Reviewed on 2008-06-10 Not fun Enuf This is a ok game. My little brother loves it, but all it practley is is just A little drop of water that can change into ice and mist. Theres alot of cartoon vilonce in it. You fall of the edge of the platform alot.It`s good for ages 6 to 8.

Reviewed on 2008-03-11 Do not give up, and love it they will! Well, I bought this for my cousin. He had a birthday and I had no clue what to get him, and all the games for the Wii where hard to choose from. So this lil guy caught my eye, and I said.. why not? And boy am I glad, besides the obvious cuteness factor of the droplet, the kids love the whole environment. The only difficulty for my cousin was the controls, you see the style of play is different then that of usual Wii games. You gold the remote sideways, so it can be a bit hard to get used to, but my cousin never complained that he hated it because of this, no he always said it was hard, but that was what made it fun.. besides, he never could wait to see the next step! ^^ I really recommend this to anyone, even if your not a kid, but if you are buying for your children, and what a game that is a good clean fun kinda thing, then go for this one. It has all a kid can ask for, from cute characters to fun story!

Reviewed on 2007-12-31 Almost there.... This game may have the most cute graphics to ever grace the Wii, but DO NOT let it fool you. Behind all the sugar lies a very hard and challenging game. The controls work nice, but if you get nervous, it'll get the best of you. The graphics are cute ( like mentioned above) and work nicely. The story isn't very deep, but it's still fun to play. Sadly, the difficulty can make it no fun to play, and the controls like I said can get a little shaky if you're not careful. A nice game for Teenagers.

Reviewed on 2007-11-10 A good fun japanese style game for the young at hearts ;-) About the games background: O.K first of all this is a real Japanese style game. The characters are very colourful and Dewys shape is a mixture of a waterdrop and a baby (fluffy texture). The Japanese think thats cute, I guess outside of Japan many might think its to much cuteness to stand. Anyway, the game itself is very bright, colourful, positive and cute. Some average background music is complimenting it. Because of the story I consider this more an educational game. If you are after some action you wont find it here. This is for children or children with their parents that want to enjoy an occasional Sunday afternoon good quality family time type adventure game. The character Dewy has its own sounds whenever he is doing some action or is being hit. Its similar to the sound of Disney characters like Donald Duck etc. but in a Japanese style, hop you get the idea. About the story: You are Dewy (a waterdrop) and have to save the world (and your friends which are locked up in caves of dirt). You actually have to fight the dirt. As a waterdrop you can change your temperature and with it your aggregate constitution (solid like ice, fluid like water, steamy like a cloud or even thunder). You can use those constitutions to your advantage f.e. become an ice cube when you need to cross a lake or bounce against your enemies, become a thunder when you need to fight your enemies, etc. You can create wind and earthquakes by shaking your remote control and moving up physically several layers by being swallowed by a water balloon which spills you out 3 seconds later. You control how high it spills you by shaking the remote. Summary: Its a fun game to play for childen with their parents for the occasional sunday afternoon good quality family time. Dont expect any violence or hero action from this game but rather an educational purpose especially with the nice animated introduction story. The characters are more than cute and if you just watch your kids playing it I guarranty you that you will be giggling away and wont be able to stop. The characters uh-oh sounds are just to fantastic.

Reviewed on 2007-10-02 It's what Boobahs would be if they were a video game. This quirky game is full of fun. You play as Dewy, an enchanted water droplet, who is sent by the Tree of Seven Colors to save the world from the Black Water. You'll go through various brightly colored worlds to rescue your friends and face some pretty bizarre looking bosses. The object of the game is to get back all seven seeds for the Tree of Seven Colors. Control Dewy by tilting the Wiimote in the direction you want Dewy to go in. It takes a little getting used to, but you'll catch on within the first five minutes. The first few levels are like an 'orientation' of sorts - the game will give you prompts to complete to get you used to all of its controls, as well as his different forms. Yes, Dewy had different forms that you'll have to use throughout the game. Like any other droplet of water, Dewy has three forms: ice, cloud, and natrual (water.) And each of these forms wil affect on how Dewy attacks. Pressing up on the D pad and elevating his temperature will turn him into Electro-Dewy and will give you the power to shock your enemies, stunning them for a brief amount of time. Frozen Dewy can spin and really pack a whallop on the enemies that he happens to hit. He also alters the environment by covering everything with a layer of snow and ice. And, last but not least is natrual Dewy, who has a 'hip slam' attack. While you're midair with Dewy, press '1' to come crashing down onto enemies or a switch. You'll also be graded at the end of each level based on the amount of time t took you to complete it and the amount of friends that you saved, but I wouldn't take them to heart too much. You can always go back and redo levels later on. The bright colors of this game are what initially drew me in. It's why - and I'm serious - that I pre-ordered this game in the first place. The landscaes are lush and bright in a cartoon-y way, but still pleasing to the eye. The colors work well with one another and none of the colors really clash with one another, so it's not as harsh on your eyes as you'd expect it to be. I've only been through the first world so far, but I liked what I saw. The only major downside to this game - besides its terminal cuteness - is the annoying squeaks and chirps that Dewy and the Eau make. By the fifth noise, you'll want to kick the infant nearest you, I'm sure, but that's just a minor - and so far, the only - downside to an otherwise very nice game. This game is fun for the whole family, and is the kind of pick-up-and-play game that will definitely make it a great choice for gamers new and old alike. Konami's really done a great job on this one.

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