Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner heading for WiiWare

Revistronic has revealed that they'll release a PC title through WiiWare. Get your cowboy hats, we're going Western-style with Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner.

Revistronic is launching Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner, its acclaimed adventure set in the Far west for Wii console for the very first time, through its Wiiware digital downloading system.

Enjoy now from the comfort of your own sofa, an adventure for the whole family with coloured and 3D graphics in which, through a simple method of "pointing and click", the player will get in Fenimore Fillmore's shoes, a crazy cowboy with a great sense of humour, immersed in an outrageous dispute between stockbreeders and farmers.

Caught in the middle of the dispute, Fenimore gets on the side of the weak farmers, oppressed by the baddy of this interactive film, who is no other than Starek the stockbreeder. And as in every cowboy adventure which is worth watching, a girl will turn up in the scene. In this case, she is Rhiannon, the beautiful village school teacher, who is also the evil Starek's niece. To make things worse, Rhiannon's father died in strange circumstances. Even so, Fenimore will be ready to help the farmers to beat Starek and at the same time, to conquer the beautiful teacher.

With this very amazing script, full of twists, humour and action, Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner is set to become one of the few alternatives within Nintendo WiiWare channel, which offers up to 40 hours of game in which you can explore the most fun Far West, meeting the wittiest characters, solving lots of puzzles and fighting against the baddies, up to the sunset in the company of the girl of your dreams.

In order to make possible this transformation of a complete PC game into a WiiWare experience without losing quality, PICTURE exclusive technology by Revistronic has been specially adapted to incorporate new compression techniques.

Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner will be available on the WiiWare in May 2010.

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