Ever since I first heard about Dewy's Adventure when it was first announced, I was a little wary of it. I wasn't a fan of tilt-style controls like those found in Super Monkey Ball and Kororinpa, and the game's premise…

  Last week I had a pulled Ray Hiyoshi, the associate product manager of Dewy’s Adventure, aside to chat about Konami’s new watery hero. Dewy’s Adventure is designed by the same team that created the Elebits, which also has a…

Tilt platfomer is the best way to describe Dewy’s Adventure. Konami's watery hero is controlled with the Wii remote held like a classic Nintendo gamepad. But you can’t directly move Dewy around. By tilting the remote you can slide Dewy…

To promote Konami’s Gamestop is giving away a Dewy plush to everyone who pre-orders the game before it is released this fall. The tiny version of Dewy is about 20 centimeters tall and it is the same pre-order gift that Konami…

We’ve seen plenty of screenshots of Dewy’s Adventure, but those pictures didn’t give much insight on how Konami’s platformer used the Wii remote. From the video below the Wii remote is held like a classic NES pad and players can…

 That cute and round awesome droplet of water that is Dewy will soon be available for importers and Japanese Wii owners this summer. The official Japanese site for Dewy’s Adventure has confirmed a release on July 26 of this year complete…

Jeux-France has received some new scans of Dewy’s Adventure from the latest Famitsu, which has some images of Dewy’s Adventure on their site. For some of you who aren’t aware, Dewy’s Adventure is a Wii title being developed by the same…

  The producer that made Elebits has his next project, an original game titled Dewy’s Adventure. In the game you control a water drop by tilting and twisting the remote to move the world around him. Players can also control…