Dewy's Adventure Review @ CVG

Vikingod · Nov 26, 2007, 02:39 PM

Source: CVG
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Ever sipped from an innocuous mountain spring, only to find your guts afire hours later when the 'refreshing purity' reveals its true bacterial payload? Like the Evian-to-be that had you hugging the porcelain that time in the Brecon Beacons, Dewy's Adventure pledges refreshment, disguising a cruel backstabbing agenda within.

Backstabbing, you say? Okay, it's a bit strong, but we must admit we're disappointed. During the Wii's wobbly training feet days, Eledees was the perfect crutch. Picking out just one of the Wii's unique features - the pointer - Konami crafted a delightful, domestic rummaging game. It was short, sweet and, most importantly, was able to forget the old way of doing things, and fully embrace the alien experience that is Wii. Compared to this, Dewy is more old-fashioned than a stovepipe hat crammed full of Hovis.

Nov 26, 2007, 02:39 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Dewy's Adventure Review @ CVG Source: CVG ___________ Ever sipped from an innocuous mountain spring, only to find your guts afire hours later when the 'refreshing purity' reveals its true bacterial payload? Like the Evian-to-be that had you hugging the porcelain that time in the Brecon Beacons, Dewy's Adventure pledges refreshment, disguising a cruel backstabbing agenda within. Backstabbing, you say? Okay, it's a bit strong, but we must admit we're disappointed. During the Wii's wobbly training feet days, Eledees was the perfect crutch. Picking out just one of the Wii's unique features - the pointer - Konami crafted a delightful, domestic rummaging game. It was short, sweet and, most importantly, was able to forget the old way of doing things, and fully embrace the alien experience that is Wii. Compared to this, Dewy is more old-fashioned than a stovepipe hat crammed full of Hovis.